Neanderthal

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The Divje Babe flute is a 43,000 year old cave bear femur pierced by spaced holes that was found at the Divje Babe archeological park located near Cerkno in northwestern Slovenia. The artifact was the product of Neanderthals.

Cro-magnons are the first humans found in Europe, but were still more recent than humans as a species, so their scientific name is Homo sapiens.

Neanderthal Women gathered medicines (narcotics , salve etc.) and followed the hunt. There was not such a sharp division of labor between genders as there was with homo sapiens

If you don't want to bother getting your electric drill out just to make a starter hole for a screwfew/a screws you could use one of two small hand tools.

A. a bradawl which is a small tool.like a small screwdriver but with a pointed end

B a gimlet/twist gimlet which is a T-shaped tool that you twist into wood to make a hole (it resembles a small corkscrew)

Cro-Magnon likely obtained food through hunting and gathering. They would have hunted animals such as mammoths, deer, and bison, and gathered fruits, nuts, and other plant-based foods. They may also have utilized tools and weapons to aid in their hunting and gathering activities.

The Neanderthals were a separate human species that evolved in Europe. They are distinguished by their immense strength and adaptation to the extreme cold of the Ice Ages.

Possibly Neanderthals, who lived at the same time as Cro-Magnon for 10,000 years.

An alternative lifestyle generally refers (somewhat derogatory) to anything that is not a societal "norm", or doesn't fit in with a certain culture.

Alternative lifestyles may include dressing differently (such as gothic attire), liking the same gender, or enjoying body modification such as piercings and tattoos. The "solution" to alternative lifestyles would be for bigots and intolerant people to try to become more enlightened, and stop judging other people's lives.

Many thousands of years ago, the early humans called, "Neanderthals" (nee-AND-er-talls were very careful about protecting the environment. For example, a Neanderthal hunting party would go after their prey, say a buffalo or other large animal, and through clever tactics, kill that animal to provide them with food, heat, coverings and clothes.

Next came the Cro-Magnon (crow-MAN-yunn) man. These people would drive a herd of buffalo or other animal over a cliff to kill them, and then use just one or two of the many dead beasts.

We don't have any written or verbal history that would hint at what point the Neanderthals started caring about nature.

Houses made of bones and wood.

"The Neanderthal Man" is a 1953 British film directed by Ewald André Dupont.

Actually neanderthals carry more of the simian dna according to science. Plus, the concentratio of humans with neanderthal dna is highest among what are called caucasions. Now we can come to the conclusion that whits are more relatd but the genes are very small and dormant, plus it isnt even in every person.

I think more proper research needs to be conducted for us to have well rounded results.

Peter Adcock has changed everyone's lifestyle by designing wetlands and rehabilitation Why he did this was so that everyone would enjoy his work and also might give it a try by building many wetlands and many rehabilitations which as he said "The best thing about my job is working with people. I am so passionate about people.

The Neander Valley, Germany.

They painted on cave walls.

Some were found with their possessions.

Neandertals, like modern humans, likely developed lactase persistence, allowing them to digest lactose in milk as adults. This adaptation is thought to have emerged independently in multiple populations as a result of the domestication of animals for dairy farming. This genetic mutation provided a nutritional advantage by allowing individuals to consume a nutrient-rich food source year-round.

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It is theorized that some Neanderthal genes may have influenced certain cognitive abilities in modern humans, potentially contributing to traits like adaptability to new environments, language development, and immune system function. However, the exact impact of Neanderthal genes on human intelligence is still a topic of ongoing research and debate.

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It is difficult to determine if neanderthals had specific hobbies as we understand them today. However, evidence suggests that they engaged in various activities such as making tools, creating art, and possibly caring for their dead, which may have been important aspects of their culture and daily life.

Neanderthals had larger front teeth compared to modern humans, and their molars were relatively larger with thicker enamel. They had a more robust jaw and larger dental arch, which contributed to their distinctive looks. These dental features suggest a diet that included tough, abrasive foods.

Only a neanderthal like student would plagiarize a sentence.

During the Stone Age, economies were predominantly based on hunting, gathering, and basic agriculture. People relied on natural resources for survival, traded goods within small communities, and used barter systems for exchange. The economy was simple, decentralized, and focused on meeting immediate needs for food, shelter, and resources.