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As it's (you couldn't make it up!) we wanted to share a few pages from A Day in the Life of a Caveman, a Queen and Everything in Between

All you need to know about history from neanderthals to the first woman in space!

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2021-11-05

I m gonna cry about neanderthals again

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2021-10-16

Gibraltar cave chamber discovery could shed light on Neanderthals’ culture https://t.co/xpeIts8xAF

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2021-09-29

Ok here she is you neanderthals.

Opal Mauve Tintt: The story of one small town wind mage taking the world of fashion by storm! More on Page 8!


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2021-09-27

ArtDaily recommends:
Late Neanderthals used complex tool-making techniques

Read more about this here: https://t.co/rHTNuSgbLU

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2021-09-11

dood I'm extremely angry i stepped in poop today at work...

These primitive neanderthals have ruined my whole day and my shoes.

I HATE PUBLIC RESTROOMS

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2021-06-30

Homo neanderthaliensis or simply "Neanderthals". My favorite entry so far!

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2021-06-20

Dietary evidence from Central Asian Neanderthals: A combined isotope and plant microremains approach at Chagyrskaya Cave (Altai, Russia) https://t.co/TSEQn9M92p

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2021-06-10

"This shit isn't that hard to do, bunch of neanderthals." Yuri Grading some Test papers and it's not looking so good.
Thank you for this piece

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2021-05-30

New entry in my illustration series: Neanderthals!!!

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2021-04-30

Humans and zombies both love eating--how have those tastes evolved? , author of and , recipe writer and food stylist, discuss how Neanderthals prepared and enjoyed their meals and walk us through a Neanderthal-inspired meal. 4/19 9:30am MST!

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2021-04-15

Outcompeting the Neanderthals...

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2021-03-17

I'm guessing Knight's neanderthals had lots to do with it. That and the fact that non-comedy Hanna-Barbera definitely had a house style which was very Alex Toth.

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2021-03-09

We are working to discover which groups of became ancestors of today's people, and where the networks of these ancient people interconnected. Revealing those links to our deep shared past helps forge new connections today. That's my kind of

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2021-03-04

Around 120,000 years ago, during extraordinary period of warm global temperatures known as the Eemian, a community of left the remains of more than 30 individuals in a rock shelter near Krapina, Croatia. They hunted woolly rhinoceros.

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2021-03-04

were amazing people who lived more than 40,000 years ago. They survived three ice ages and ended up as ancestors of all of us. The first one uncovered was from Schmerling Caves, Belgium, in 1829, but it wasn't recognized for 100 years.

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2021-03-04

Computer modeling of fossil ear structures indicates that Neanderthals were able to hear & produce complex speech, much like modern humans (and unlike earlier hominids). https://t.co/7tMBusDlyE

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2021-03-02

Very happy to write this piece "Ten Things Archaeology Tells Us About for the American Anthropological Association !

https://t.co/OtYnMw9PHP

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2021-03-02