Fifty thousand years ago, two kinds of humans stood on opposite banks of the same river — and before the sun set, they shared a fire. This is the true story of the first meeting between modern humans and Neanderthals: not brutes, but master toolmakers, hunters, fire-keepers and artists who cared for their injured and buried their dead. They traded, their children played together, and their families became one — so much so that their DNA still lives inside most of us today. Watch the whole story to find out why they vanished, and why they never really died out.
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