Tooth Scan Reveals Neanderthal Mobility

Tooth Scan Reveals Neanderthal Mobility

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"Our findings prove that ... their settlement networks were broader and more organized than we believed," Panagopoulou said.

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This is great. I love to see how paleoanthropology is constantly having to reaffirm "We really don't have a clue"

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Nice comment from this Finlayson dude

"I would have been surprised if Neanderthals didn't move at least 20 kilometers (12.5 miles) in their lifetime, or even in a year ... We're talking about humans, not trees," Finlayson said.

heh.

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Yeah its funny how narrow minded people are about our ancestors.

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Yeah its funny how narrow minded people are about our ancestors.

Indeed, some academics will stick to their guns even when there is overwhelming evidence to the contrary, just to try and save face.

Oh, neanderthals aren't our ancestors..