Neanderthal

Neanderthals used tools and weapons. They made hand axes, and spears. They also made hammers from bones, antlers, wood, and stone. They also made bone awls to drill eyelets for lacing skin and furs together.

That's an interesting legal question, which will likely never be answered as there are no longer any Neanderthals around.

If they still existed, I think that they would probably have the same rights as the Prawns in the film District 9. I would prefer equal rights though. Then again, I would campaign for equal rights for rabbits if I could!

The average Neanderthal is estimated to have lived to be around 30-40 years old, based on fossil evidence and studies of their skeletal remains. However, factors such as hunting injuries and harsh living conditions may have impacted their lifespan.

ancient human species who lived during the Paleolithic period. They were early ancestors of modern humans and exhibited complex behaviours and tool-making abilities.

They used awls, late hand axes, knives, scrapers, core/hammers, spears, fishing net, and bone needles.

Neanderthals were hunter-gatherers who lived in small family groups. They likely spent their days hunting for food, gathering plants, making tools, and creating shelters. They also had social interactions, burying their dead and potentially communicating through language and symbols.

Cave people likely had adapted to low-light conditions through their enhanced night vision. This could have been achieved through an increased number of rod cells in their eyes, which are more sensitive to light than cone cells. Additionally, they may have used fire, torches, and reflective surfaces to help light up caves and dark environments.

Neanderthals did have a protruding mid-face area, which made their mouths protrude forwards compared to modern humans. This distinctive feature is one of the anatomical differences between Neanderthals and Homo sapiens.

since they did not have all the tools we have today so when they killed an animal they would probably skin an bear or deer to use for clothing. sometimes today we use cow hide to use as rugs so imagine wrapping you're self up in that

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.

Cro-Magnon used a variety of shelters, including caves, overhanging cliffs, and temporary structures made from animal bones, hides, and wooden poles. They also used natural materials such as leaves and branches to construct shelters when needed. Their choice of shelter depended on factors such as season, location, and availability of resources.

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Yes, Neanderthals existed before Cro-Magnon humans. Neanderthals emerged around 400,000 years ago, while Cro-Magnon humans appeared around 40,000 years ago.

The average Neanderthal brain size was about 1,600 cc, which is slightly larger than the average modern human brain size of around 1,400 cc. This suggests that Neanderthals had relatively large brains compared to their body size.

Neanderthals were an ancient human species that lived in Europe and Asia. They were skilled hunters and used tools, fire, and lived in shelters. They also buried their dead, which suggests a level of symbolic or ritual behavior.

sometimes used caves as shelters, they often built shelter's out of tree branches.With their chopping tools they hacked branches from young trees,

probably trimming off the twigs, and then they poked the branches

into the ground in rough circle, holding them in place by piling rocks

against them. The tops of the branches were probably bent and twisted together so that the finished hut was more or less tent shaped. the remains of such a hut has been found holes made by branches that were pushed into the ground, rocks that were once piled against these branches, and a circle of stones in the center where a fire was kept burning. but although these people could build crude huts, they did not live together in villages.

Yes, Neanderthals likely slept. While we do not have direct evidence of their sleeping habits, it is generally believed that they would have slept in a similar way to other hominins of their time, such as in shelters or caves, and for similar durations as modern humans.

Neanderthals had similar physical characteristics to modern humans, such as large brains, sophisticated tool-making abilities, and the ability to communicate. They also engaged in symbolic behavior, created art, and buried their dead, suggesting they had complex social structures and cultural practices. These traits indicate a level of cognitive and behavioral complexity that is characteristic of human-like beings.

The Neanderthal clans were from 5 to at most 15 people. There had been one dominant male, a lower dominant male, a dominant female, one more female, a young boy or girl, and an old man or woman living up to the age of 40 at most.

It's difficult to predict, but it's possible that Neanderthals would have continued to coexist with Homo sapiens, possibly interbreeding and evolving alongside them. Alternatively, they may have eventually been outcompeted or assimilated by Homo sapiens due to their dwindling numbers and limited adaptability.

Cro-Magnons carved various objects such as tools, weapons, and figurines out of bone, antler, ivory, and stone. These carvings served both practical and artistic purposes, reflecting their creativity and resourcefulness.

Neanderthals used hand-held stone tools as hammers for various tasks such as shaping and modifying other stone tools, processing plant materials, or hunting. The hammers were essential for their daily activities and crafting tools.

There is no universal religion in which the neanderthals had. The only evidence for religion whatsoever comes from findings of ornaments in burial sites as well as the cave paintings in Europe and Africa.

Cro-Magnon groups likely ranged in size from 20 to 30 individuals. These groups would have consisted of extended family members and would have worked together to hunt, gather food, and care for one another. Cooperation within the group was crucial for their survival in the harsh prehistoric environment.

Yes, Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons overlapped in time and shared the planet for a period during the Upper Paleolithic era, around 40,000 to 30,000 years ago. However, they were two distinct species of hominids with separate evolutionary paths.