Neanderthal

One way that the lifestyle of cragmagnons differed from neanderthals is in their shelter construction. Neanderthals primarily used caves for shelter, while cragmagnons were known for building temporary shelters using materials like wood and bone.

Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons were early human ancestors who lived alongside modern humans but eventually went extinct. Neanderthals had a distinctive physical appearance with a robust body and large brow ridges, while Cro-Magnons were anatomically similar to modern humans. Both groups had their own unique tool-making techniques and cultural practices, but Cro-Magnons were more advanced in their art and symbolic behavior.

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Neanderthal people lived in various regions in Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia.

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Cro-Magnon man is sometimes nicknamed the "first modern humans" due to their anatomical similarity to modern Homo sapiens.

Homo sapiens neanderthals lived in Europe and parts of Asia during the Paleolithic period, approximately 400,000 to 40,000 years ago. They were well-adapted to colder climates and are known for their robust physique and distinctive features.

Neanderthals likely engaged in activities such as cooking, socializing, making tools, and caring for their young before going to sleep. They may have also practiced rituals or burying their dead based on archaeological evidence found at their sites.

Cro-Magnon man used techniques such as blowing pigment through hollow bones, painting with fingers or hands, and using natural pigments like charcoal and ochre to create cave paintings. They also utilized brushes made from plant fibers or animal hair to apply the pigment to the cave walls.

Honestly, any reason we might be able to come up with would be pure supposition. Neanderthal have been extinct for several tens of thousands of years. They had no written language, so no record exist.

It is possible they buried their dead because they believed if they didn't the spirit or the soul of the person would become angry and haunt them.

It is just as possible that it was a way for them to say goodbye.

It is equally possible it was a practical matter, meant to keep scavengers from feeding on the dead.

Or, there could be any number of other reasons. All we really know of Neanderthal is from a few fossils and perhaps some cave drawings and artifacts.

Hunting scenes were drawn on cave walls as a way for ancient humans to record and communicate important information about hunting techniques, animal behaviors, and successful strategies for hunting. It also served as a form of practicing and passing down knowledge from one generation to another. Additionally, the scenes may have held religious or spiritual significance related to the hunt.

A Neolithic man would have had a similar appearance to modern humans, but with more primitive tools and clothing made from natural materials like animal hides and plant fibers. They likely had a more rugged and weathered appearance due to their outdoor lifestyle and the challenges of survival in that era.

They were early modern humans, who evolved into modern Europeans. They tell of our history.

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According to my 8th grade world history teacher, homo neanderthalensis was a hunter-gatherer, so they ate meat and whatever fruits and vegetables they could find. I'm pretty sure this is true, and I hope so because that's what I'm going to write down when I take the test.

There is some evidence to suggest that Neanderthals may have engaged in violence or conflict, as seen in skeletal remains with evidence of injuries consistent with interpersonal violence. However, it is unclear if this was organized warfare or simply isolated incidents of violence. Much of our understanding of Neanderthals is still speculative due to limited evidence.

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Neanderthals did not draw. There is no evidence for them to have drawn. There is some speculation on some rocks that look like two eyes and a face, but this is the most we have found.

The ability to draw in humans developed some 50,000 years ago with the first modern humans in a phase known as "behavioral modernity". Although the human being evolved 200,000 years ago, the most common ancestor of all modern humans is from a small group of a little over 1,000 individuals from 50,000 years ago. The best we can understand from this is that the human body stopped evolving 200,000 years ago, but the human brain continued evolving until 50,000 years ago. This group of some +1,000 individuals out competed, ate, or exterminated every other group of humans and hominids until it was the only one left. There is some evidence of Neanderthal-human hybrids. But we are inconclusive. It was at this time when we had exterminated all other hominids that cave paintings began. I have seen cave paintings of Neanderthals being killed by humans but I have no source, so take that with a grain of salt until official notice by credible sources.

Ultimately, we do speculate that they did use make up and medicine, and for this they used local resources like fruits and berries and grounded bark.

However, there has yet to surface conclusive evidence that Neanderthals drew anything at all.

The Neanderthals tools were sharp bones or whatever they could find that can help them eat. There are thoughts that Neanderthals were stupid but their brain size was about the same size as ours. We can't do what they did like we cant make a detailes harpoon with a rock, bone, and our bare hands.

It is not definitively known if Neanderthals wore shoes. However, some evidence suggests they may have used some form of footwear like animal hides or plant fibers to protect their feet from the environment.

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Neanderthals belong to species neanderthalensis.

Male Neanderthals were typically around 5'5" to 5'9" (165-175 cm) in height, while females were around 5'1" to 5'5" (155-165 cm) tall. They were generally more robust and had a larger build compared to modern humans.