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Meeting them again

Meeting them again

First discovery of Neanderthal bones was made in 1856, near Dusseldorf, in a quarry of limestone. Given their ancient condition, abnormal bulk and origin in a cave, they were thought to be of a primitive human.

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Reconsider the complexity of Neanderthal life by seeing them as kindred hominins: curious, creative, adaptable and skilled.

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