Not in any real sense. Neanderthal man and "Modern" man, shared the earth until about 15 or 20 thousand years ago when Neanderthal man more or less died out. Theories vary as to why they did, ranging from being wiped out by modern man, to disease, starvation and so on.
The Geico commercials notwithstanding, Neanderthal man is no more.
Modern research, however, has found Neanderthal DNA is non-African populations.
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Up to this point, scientist belive the Neanderthal population went extinct around 15,000 years ago. Some other people say Neanderthals evolved into the Europeans of today, or they could of interbread with modern humans but there is no real evidence to support those two theories. "
No, Neanderthals became extinct around 40,000 years ago. They were a distinct species of hominids that lived alongside early humans but eventually died out.
They died out 27,000 years ago.
Fully developed Neanderthals lived from 130,000 years ago until 27,000 years ago.
Neanderthals are an extinct species and therefore are not alive to hold rights. Though they are closely related to humans, they are not Homo sapiens and do not belong to the same species. The concept of human rights pertains specifically to Homo sapiens.
Neanderthals are depicted with a stooped or slouched posture based on their skeletal remains. This posture has been attributed to a combination of their physical build, lifestyle, and environment, but may not accurately reflect their actual posture when they were alive.
During the time when Neanderthals were alive, various animals shared their environment, such as mammoths, woolly rhinoceroses, cave lions, cave bears, and saber-toothed cats in Europe. In other regions, animals like giant ground sloths, mastodons, and dire wolves would have inhabited the areas where Neanderthals lived. Neanderthals would have hunted these animals for food and materials.
Eat, sleep, draw pictures, use tools, bury our dead, wear clothes, cook food, etc... There is even evidence that Neanderthals had some form of religion. they did
There are 22 grandchildren of ER still alive.
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Neanderthals are extinct, no interaction exists.
CoD, they still do.
Yes there are plenty of presidents still alive.
There are 22 grandchildren of ER still alive.
No there is no law's about magna carta that is still alive.
Yes, other hominid species such as Neanderthals and Denisovans coexisted with Homo sapiens during prehistoric times. Additionally, early Homo sapiens lived in small groups or bands and likely encountered other human groups while migrating and settling in different regions.
People were still called people. Homo Sapiens had evolved at that time. Neanderthals were also alive but dying out if not already extinct.
Are any decendants of the Inca tribe still alive?Yes, I am a descendant of the Incan tribe.
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