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Neanderthal people as domestic and monumental engineers

Neanderthal people as domestic and monumental engineers

UCL AnthropologyCamden ·Tue 17 Nov · 6:30pm
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Archaeologist Matt Pope examines evidence that Neanderthals built structures ranging from open-air enclosures and partitioned home-bases to stone circles, and considers what these reveal about their capabilities. AI summary of the listing

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NB event is never 'sold out', just turn up LIVE or ZOOM, see links below We now have compelling evidence from across Middle and Late Pleistocene Eurasia that Neanderthal people built structures. This has big implications for how we think about the capabilities of Neanderthal communities but also the degree to which they differ from contemporary populations of Homo sapiens. Matt Pope considers the record for…

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