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When and where was the distribution of Neanderthals?

-Europe and the middle East


-First Discovered in the Neander Valleys, Germany


-Roots in Europe date to over 300,000 ya


-"Classic" Neanderthals date 130,000-30,000 ya

When and where was the Pathological skeleton found?

-La Chapelle-aux-Saints, France


-Discovered in 1908


-had arthritis

Neanderthal Characteristics

Low and long cranium, football shaped, 1625cc, Occipital bun/torus, Supraorbital torus, Low slope forehead, No chin (he's ugly), Huge nose (squidward), Larger teeth, Musculoskeletal hypertrophy, Adapted to cold environments, Shorter Tibia

When and where were the male, female, and 5 juveniles discovered?

-La Ferrassie, France


-Dates 50,000 years ago

When and where was a Neanderthalburial with flower pollen discovered?

-Shanidar Cave, Iraq


-Dates 50,000 years ago


-Evidenceof a flower burial due to pollen (could be from the wind)

When and where was the preserved skeleton that includes an hyoid bone discovered?

-Kebara cave, Israel


-Dates 60,000 years ago


-Had an identical gene to modern humans proving that they could speak and process information


-Significant injuries tells us that shows evidence of hunting

When and where was the fossil of the Neanderthal that suggests cannibalism found?

-Moula Geurcy, France Dates


-approximately 100,000 years ago


-Shows marks on bones tells us that meat was ripped off to eat

Teshik-Tash, Uzbekistan : Importance?

-70,000 years old Neanderthal burial


-One of the Easternmost Neanderthal sites


-Few burial graves, scattered throughout the site (not sure if they were purposely buried there or not)

What are coprolites?

Fossilized feces

El Sidrón: Importance?

-Dates 44,000 years ago


-12 individuals, evidence of cannibalism possibly by another group in the area, or lack of resources caused them to eat their own people in their group


-Evidence of patrilocality lines in the bones show a shortage of nutrition

MousterianTool Tradition

-The Neanderthals developed this tool


- Named after the site of Le Moustier, France

La cotte de St. Brelade: Importance

20 mammoths and 5 rinosaurus, stampeded over a cliff



Vindija Cave Site, Croatia : Importance?

Evidencethat Neanderthals were depend solely on meat

El Salt, Spain

-Found coprolite (50 000 years old, oldest human coprolite ever found)


-Neanderthals not only rely on meat but also on plants

Reconstructionof gnome of Neanderthals suggests...

-Neanderthals separated about 500 000 ya


-Evidence of interbreeding Neanderthals are similar to modern humans due to interbreeding before they left Africa

Denisova Cave, southern Russia: Importance

-DNA from a finger bone belonged to an archaic human group separate from Neanderthals and modern humans : Denisovans


-DenisovanDNA is in the modern human genome. It represents about 5% of some populations inEast Asia, especially Melanesia and Aboriginal Australian people


-Modern human and Neandertal remains were also found at this site