Ancient Neanderthal and Human Coexistence in Northern Europe
Recent excavations in northern Europe have provided new evidence that Neanderthals and modern humans coexisted and interacted around 45,000 years
ago. This discovery includes stone tools and other artifacts that indicate shared or overlapping habitation sites. The findings are crucial for understanding the nature of interactions between these two species, including potential cultural exchanges and competition for resources.
Takeaway: The coexistence of Neanderthals and modern humans in Europe adds a new layer to our understanding of human evolution and the complex dynamics between different hominin species.
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