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TONIGHT AT 9 - Sir David Attenborough takes YOU to a unique site where fossil hunters uncovered rare, giant mammoth bones & evidence of Neanderthals, dating to over 200,000 years ago! 🦣 VIDEO PREVIEW-> https://t.co/9WzBBtPTUS

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2022-02-17

He also doesn't really talk about how Neanderthals, Denisovans, and other archaic humans factor into this either. All the dozens of different species and subspecies of humans bumping around the Earth during prehistory really messes up the Young Earth creationism model a ton.

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2021-01-04

Nearly the last call for happening tomorrow from 4pm UK-time. Talks on creature design, extinct a British big cat discussion event, a social event (bring your own drinks!) AND MORE. Book here: https://t.co/Dkp9p9Bzgf

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2020-12-12

ONE WEEK until our Zoom-based meeting, happening Sat 12th Dec 2020. Talks on extinct creature design, a British big cat event, and a HUGE session (with limited places). Schedule and tickets here: https://t.co/Dkp9p9Bzgf

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2020-12-05

The Neanderthal nicknamed the Old Man from La Chapelle, from Marcellin Boule (1911). Neanderthals, Boule claimed at the time, had failed to acquire “the principal characteristics of true Homo sapiens, which means fully-developed foreheads and large brains."

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2020-03-15

I’m not so sure about these celebrity Neanderthals, but I do quite like the Robert De Niro https://t.co/H7O17748p6

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2020-03-11