Scientists reveal the face of a Neanderthal who lived 75,000 years ago | CNN
Neanderthals, our distant relatives who lived 75,000 years ago, seem to have been quite sophisticated beings. They buried their dead, had flutes, and even enjoyed BBQ. It’s fascinating to think about the similarities and differences between us and these ancient beings. One key aspect that sets Neanderthals apart from modern humans is their unique facial structure. Their bone cells continued to grow as they aged, resulting in distinctive chin and brow ridges, as well as larger eye sockets compared to us Homo sapiens.
The recent revelation of a Neanderthal woman’s face brings up a plethora of questions and musings. I can’t help but wonder about what her life was like, what her culture was, and whether Neanderthals had characteristics like blonde hair.… Continue reading
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