175,000-Year-Old Stone Circles Built By Neanderthals Have Been Found In French Cave
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Modern humans often regard Neanderthals as dim-witted, sluggish sorts, but, once again, evidence to the contrary has emerged.
Modern humans often regard Neanderthals as dim-witted sorts, but, once again, evidence to the contrary has emerged.
It turns out they were likely behind the building of a number of accomplished yet perplexing stone circles found inside France’s Bruniquel Cave decades ago, reports The Atlantic.
A recently published study about the site reveals those structures date back about 175,000 years.
That places their making firmly in the time of the Neanderthal, notes Nati
Modern humans often regard Neanderthals as dim-witted sorts, but, once again, evidence to the contrary has emerged.
It turns out they were likely behind the building of a number of accomplished yet perplexing stone circles found inside France’s Bruniquel Cave decades ago, reports The Atlantic.
A recently published study about the site reveals those structures date back about 175,000 years.
That places their making firmly in the time of the Neanderthal, notes Nati