Neanderthal

People in Australia have adapted to the environment by developing specific farming practices suited to arid conditions, using water-saving technologies, and constructing buildings that can withstand extreme heat. Indigenous Australians have relied on traditional knowledge and practices to thrive in diverse ecosystems for thousands of years. Additionally, conservation efforts and regulations have been put in place to protect unique species and habitats in Australia.

A hundred years ago was 1913 and no they didn't have computers.The car had just been put into production, the airplane invented in 1903, the telephone was still fairly new, and there were still people without electricity. The first TV was made in 1924, but not sold until 1947. People used radios for news, music, and entertainment all through the 1930's and 40's. The first computer was a government computer in 1947 that filled a room with the machinery it took to run it. It used magnetic tape for memory and key punch cards.The silcone chip hadn't been invented yet. There was no Internet (1971 when it was invented by two MIT grad students) and desk top computers weren't sold until the late 1970's. The Apple 2E was an early home computer with 6g memory. The cell phone was invented by Dr. Martin Cooper of Motorola in 1974 and sold for government use. It wasn't until 1984 that they were sold to public. In 1913 the phonograph was a gramophone. There were no CD's, no tape, no recording devices, and no DVD's. Movies were silent and not in color. The first movie with sound was in 1928 and it was called the Great Train Robbery. The first color movie was in 1932 and that was the Wizard of OZ and to have color in it they had to hand color the film. No, in 1913 the world was a different place than it is today.

Well obviously back in the caveman day they didn't have All the special and different materials like Paint, Pastels, Chalk, Clay and all that but they did have all natural recources. They would use tree bark leaves any kind of liquid they could find, and much more you might have thought cavepeople were stupis but really they were very smart, just because they weren't like a Colin Hudson don't mean they weren't smart

No, Neanderthals did not use fossil fuels. They lived around 400,000 to 40,000 years ago, long before the use of fossil fuels became prevalent in human society. Neanderthals relied on fire for warmth, cooking, and protection.

100 years ago it was 1908, so: Yes, very much so. The first railroad trains, much like the ones we know today, ran in the 1830s.

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.

Through careful study, we have learned that Neanderthals were more sophisticated than previously thought. They had complex social structures, made tools, buried their dead, and had the ability to create art. They were not the brutish cavemen they were once thought to be, but rather a skilled and adaptable species of early humans.

Neanderthals are believed to have hunted in groups using weapons made from wood, stone, and bones. Because their shoulder sockets were narrow, they were not adapted to spear hunting in the way Cro-Magnon was. This meant that they could only effectively use short-range weapons to bring down large game. This was much more dangerous, and the fossil records show blunt trauma injuries were not uncommon.

The Neanderthal was not discovered while Moses was alive. Moses would have died around 1441BC. The first remains of Neanderthal man (the top of a skull) were discovered in 1856 in the Neander Gorge near Dusseldorf in Germany. This makes a time gap of 3297 years.

Whatever they could find, I'd imagine. Animals, leaves, fish, nuts, berries, roots, mushrooms, bugs, birds, seaweed... They had throwing spears and woven baskets, this much I know. You should just check out a wild survival guide from the library and I'd bet you'd get a good idea.

Early Modern Humans and Neanderthals had social behaviors that included hunting in groups, creating tools, caring for their young, and potentially engaging in symbolic behaviors such as burying their dead. Neanderthals are thought to have had close-knit family groups, while early modern humans had more complex social structures that may have contributed to their successful expansion across different environments.

You only "see" when light enters your eyes.

In the dark, there is no light . . . the main reason why we call it "dark".

Since there is no light, none can enter your eyes, and you do not see.

Neanderthals are believed to have worn clothing made from animal hides or fur to protect themselves from the elements. Their clothing would have included garments such as coats, skirts, and cloaks, which were likely stitched together using bone or sinew.

Neanderthals were omnivores, meaning they consumed both plant materials and animal proteins. Their diet likely included a variety of foods such as meat from hunting large animals like mammoths, as well as fruits, nuts, and vegetables gathered from their surroundings. Isotope studies of Neanderthal teeth have also indicated that they may have consumed seafood in some regions.

mammoths, young saber tooth tigers, and plant life including: wild berrys , nuts , wild grains.

bisons were also hunted. this can be deduced from the cave paintings which are believed to depict the lifestyle of the cavemen.

neanderthals(the real cavemen) also hunted ancient wild ox mountain goat and cave bear also enemies

He was buried in aroung 400BC and today is 2012 so its around 2412 years ago :) sorry if its wrong answer

It is widely believed that chimpanzees are the closest living relative to humans, with them sharing 96% of the genetic coding we have and likely a common prehistoric ancestor. There has been recent speculation that orangutans may have more physical similarities to humans, but there has not been sufficient genetic research to back this up yet.
Gorillas and chimpanzees
Gorillas and chimpanzees
Chimpanzees are the closest living relative of humans. Chimps have the best similarities with human beings.They show such great abilities closely resembling human movements. Chimps also feature both physical and mental traits closely resembling Homo Erectus.
Genetically, the closest living relatives to genus Homo(humans) are in genus Pan (chimps and bonobos).
the closest animal to modern human is cro-magnon man whom of which was basically a smart monkey.
yes

Islam is the religion of God. It is based on nature. In Islamic Theology the first man sent to the earth by God was Adam who was a prophet or apostle. He lived his life according to the obligations of Islam.

After that the world population started to grow and people started deviating from the way of Islam. Hence God sent many prophets (once again in Islamic theology about 124 thousand of them) to different nations, at different times . However the people kept changing the teachings of their prophets. In 712 A.D, the last prophet Hazrat Mohammad came to this world, through him God completed the religion which is called Islam in this world.The Quran is the complete and most comprehensive book of all which contains every teaching of Islam in it.

So it can be said that Islam started from the creation of this universe. But it was completed about 1400 years ago.

Neanderthals hunted reindeer, wild horses or wisents and collected plants, berries and roots. Coast dwellers additionally ate fish or shellfish. Therefore, everybody had to know his environment very well. One has to know the tracks of all kinds of animals and to distinguish between poisonous and eatable plants.

As hunters and gatherers, the Neanderthals followed the large herds. But they only hunted as much as they needed to survive.

You can fly accross the English Channel. There might be other ways you can get accross too though.

You can get across by ferry the quickest route is Dover to Calais.

There is also the Channel tunnel. Frequent high speed trains run from London St. Pancras to Paris Gare de Nord and Brussels. Cars and trucks ferried through the tunnel from Folkstone.

If you are a good swimmer and feeling brave you can swim across.

Mammalogists use various tools such as binoculars, camera traps, GPS devices, radio telemetry equipment, and mammal identification guides to study and track mammals in their natural habitats. They may also use microscopes, scales, and measuring instruments for specimen analysis in a lab setting.

There is no direct evidence of formal schools for Cro-Magnons. However, they likely passed down knowledge and skills through informal teaching within their communities, including techniques for hunting, tool-making, and other survival skills. Learning would have been primarily through observation, imitation, and hands-on experience.

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