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Neandertal toolmakers left a leatherworking legacy

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posted on 2024-11-13, 21:38 authored by Zenobia JacobsZenobia Jacobs, Marie Soressi, Shannon P McPherron
Ever since the Neandertal (Homo neanderthalensis) type fossil was discovered in the Neander Valley of Germany in 1856, the species has been variously portrayed as knuckle-dragging cavemen and primitive members of the human family tree who became extinct as a result of being more stupid than members of our own species, Homo sapiens.

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Jacobs, Z., Soressi, M. & Mcpherron, S. (2013). Neandertal toolmakers left a leatherworking legacy. The Conversation, 13 August 1-4.

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The Conversation

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13/08/2024

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1-4

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English

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91672

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