A1. This is unknown, but it is believed that they could speak.
Answ2. A couple of lines of evidence suggest they had speech.
1) their evolutionary ancestors in the Chimp family have speech.
2) Broca's region in the brain is on the left temple towards the front. This has produced a slight swelling in that region, and which has caused a small difference in the shape of the interior of the skull. Broca's region is certainly associated with speech.
Neanderthals had no written language, as they lived in the Stone Age. However, they did create drawings on cave walls, many illustrating detailed depictions of the animals they hunted for food.
It is believed that Neanderthals likely used a form of communication that included gestures, vocalizations, and possibly simple language with a limited vocabulary. However, the exact language system they used is still uncertain.
They don't know with perfect certainty. But they had brains comparable to us, and they lived in groups comparable to early humans. They did art and took care their dead. Them having a language is simply the most probable option.
Neanderthals are believed to have exhibited behaviors such as hunting large game, using tools, creating art, conducting burial rituals, and caring for their sick and elderly. They were also thought to have had complex social structures and communicated with language.
It is incorrect to refer to Neanderthals as "Neanderthals' world." Neanderthals were a species of ancient humans that existed in the Paleolithic era, while "Neanderthal" is often used to describe the species as a whole. "Neanderthal" and "Neanderthals' world" would not typically be used interchangeably in a documentary about them.
No, they did however have art.
No, they did however have art.
Nothing is known about the languages of Neanderthals. It has only been a recent development that scientists discovered they had the anatomy for speech.Assuming the Neanderthals had language, linguists can assume that each small clan would likely have spoken a different language.
This is unknown.
This is unknown.
Neanderthals had no written language, as they lived in the Stone Age. However, they did create drawings on cave walls, many illustrating detailed depictions of the animals they hunted for food.
This is unknown, but it is believed that they could speak.
This is unknown, but it is believed that they could speak.
Mark Canter has written: 'Down to heaven' 'Ember from the sun' -- subject(s): Neanderthals, Fiction 'Ember from the sun' -- subject(s): Neanderthals, Fiction 'Ember from the sun' -- subject(s): Fiction, Neanderthals
Chris Stringer has written: 'In search of the Neanderthals' -- subject(s): Neanderthal race, Origin, Human beings, Neanderthals 'The evolution of modern humans'
It is believed that Neanderthals likely used a form of communication that included gestures, vocalizations, and possibly simple language with a limited vocabulary. However, the exact language system they used is still uncertain.
Walter Lustig has written: 'Ein neuer Neandertalfund' -- subject(s): Neanderthals