Unveiling Neanderthal Ingenuity
A groundbreaking study uncovers that Neanderthals were far from primitive. In Germany, researchers found an ancient ‘fat factory’ where these prehistoric humans extracted vital nutrients from animal bones. This discovery showcases their remarkable skills in planning and resource management.
Neanderthals utilized fire to boil bones, efficiently extracting fat, which was crucial for their survival. This technique highlights their ability to manipulate their environment for sustenance. The findings challenge the long-held misconceptions about Neanderthals being unintelligent and emphasize their adaptability during the harsh conditions of the Stone Age.
