Neanderthals, often depicted as primitive and inferior to modern humans, are receiving a reevaluation thanks to recent research. Contrary to popular belief, they were not dim-witted cave people but skilled hunters with diverse communication skills. In fact, they may...
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Neanderthals Were Not Inferior To Humans
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