Neanderthal

Well there aren't many tools exept the few robots to scan for DNA?CARBON life as well as non-DNA and Hydrogen oxide life.

We also have orbiters which moniter the planets in space looking for leaks on the surface in which many elements of Water, Silica, or Hydrogen may escape fueling life on mars or a newer planet of suspision Jupiter

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Caveman as the stereotype has them generally didn't exist-people generally lived in huts and before that just lived in the wild. The nearest we get to the stereotype of the caveman was the neanderthal. They started about 600,000 years ago to 33,000 years ago, when they became extinct and Homo Sapiens Sapiens became dominant.

I would assume a simple, but long wooden trowel similar to a mortar trowel, perhaps with some upturned skids at the end so overlapping strokes do not make unwanted marks in the plaster.

I have seen how Indonesian labourers apply cement rendering in Jakarta (live there) many many times- and they get perfectly smooth surfaces with minimal & rather primitive hand tools- so I'd assume the process is very much the same- for both internal and external walls. This has been a construction process here dating back at least 400 years according to one palace restoration foreman.

They 'throw' with moderate force large globules of the render onto the wall 20cm widths at a time, then smooth it immediately over with a mortar trowel- each throw overlapping the next. Once the labourers have roughly attached the render well, another worker with a long straight-edge plank screens over the wall to remove any bumps and detect unwanted dips.

The final labourer uses a string line attached flush with the upper-most )same plane) corner of the wall and uses this plumb line to carefully scrape off excess render as it is maybe 50%+ dry. Final touch up applications are made to the small air bubbles.

Summarily- it can be done- and superbly with simple hand tools- it just requires a lot of patience.

It would have been prudent for Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon man to sleep in a sitting up position. Weapons against animals that attacked them for food could be kept close by easily accessible before they had fire to keep them away. They would have put their backs against a stone wall of a cave more because of the room needed to accommodate their numbers and so sitting up sleeping solved at least 2 problems faced by our ancestors.

Yes but 100 years ago doctors would have called it something else, like 'your child is a bit stupid'. The same goes for the other newer conditions like dyslexia and attention deficit disorder. In another 100 years it will no longer be called autism as this will be further sub divided into other diagnosis. Yes but 100 years ago doctors would have called it something else, like 'your child is a bit stupid'. The same goes for the other newer conditions like dyslexia and attention deficit disorder. In another 100 years it will no longer be called autism as this will be further sub divided into other diagnosis.

Pangaea broke up into Laurasia (northern landmass) and Gondwana (southern landmass) around 175 million years ago during the Mesozoic Era.

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Yes, to some extent. Modern humans of non-African descent have inherited a small percentage of their DNA from Neanderthals through interbreeding. This interbreeding likely contributed to certain physical characteristics, such as skin, hair, and eye color, found in European populations today. However, it is important to note that Neanderthal DNA constitutes only a small portion of the overall genome.

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One of the first controversies surrounding Neanderthals was their classification as a separate species from modern humans. Initially, some scientists argued that Neanderthals were a subspecies or a primitive race within the Homo sapiens lineage. However, subsequent research based on fossils and genetic evidence supported their designation as a distinct species, Homo neanderthalensis.

Pretty much what you would do if you and a bunch of friends were dropped in the middle of prehistoric earth; make sure you had shelter for the night, keep an eye out for predators, find or collect water from a source, gather food and other resources your camp needed like wood, hunt for meat and fur, sleep, and spend time with one another to keep the stress of uncivilized life from getting to you all.

All of the above takes a lot more time (enough to fill the whole day) when is just you and your own ingenuity.

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Either because of climate change, or competition from Cro-Magnon man (modern humans).

Homo erectus is the closest known relative to modern humans.

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