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Neanderthals in Spain deliberately deposited animal skulls in cave, revealing symbolic behavior
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Neanderthals in Spain deliberately deposited animal skulls in cave, revealing symbolic behavior
Archaeologists working in central Spain have documented strong evidence for a long-standing Neanderthal practice focused on the collection and placement of large animal skulls deep inside Des Cubierta Cave. The findings come from a detailed study of Level 3, a Middle Paleolithic deposit dated to cold phases between about 135,000 and 43,000 years ago. Excavations […]
A research team from the Community of Madrid has identified that the Neanderthals that inhabited Pinilla del Valle developed a complex and maintained cultural practice for generations, consisting of... The post They discover that the Neanderthals "madridians" collected skulls as tradition was first published in Gazetín Madrid.
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