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Fossil Footprints of Neanderthals Found on the Algarve
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The south of the Iberian Peninsula is considered the last refuge of the Neanderthals before they died out. Various relics from caves testify to this. Archaeologists have now discovered further remains of the Neanderthals at the Algarve: petrified footprints. These rare artefacts have been preserved on two rocky and steep former dune sections. The footprints probably come from one man and two [...] Der Beitrag Fossil footprints of Neanderthals fo…
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