In 1848, a skull was discovered. It was undoubtedly human but also had many features of an ape; distinct brow ridges, and a forward projecting face.
Archaeological evidence revealed that the earliest Neanderthals had lived in Europe around 200,000 years ago but then at around 30,000 years ago they became extinct.
Neanderthals lived through mild climates. Sometimes warm and sometimes had to go through intense cold.
The Neanderthals voice tract seemed to have been shorter and wider than a modern male human's, closer to that found today in modern females meaning that they might have had a higher pitched voice than we might have expected.
Around 45,000 years ago, the climate of Europe went through a burst of very sudden switches between cold and warm that would have switch the Neanderthal's environment. The forests they heavily depended on started to recede, producing open plains. This meant that they had less chance of their ambushing strategy to work on their targets(food). So Neanderthals had to keep moving, their population rapidly decreasing.
Archaeological evidence revealed that the earliest Neanderthals had lived in Europe around 200,000 years ago but then at around 30,000 years ago they became extinct.
Neanderthals lived through mild climates. Sometimes warm and sometimes had to go through intense cold.
The Neanderthals voice tract seemed to have been shorter and wider than a modern male human's, closer to that found today in modern females meaning that they might have had a higher pitched voice than we might have expected.
Around 45,000 years ago, the climate of Europe went through a burst of very sudden switches between cold and warm that would have switch the Neanderthal's environment. The forests they heavily depended on started to recede, producing open plains. This meant that they had less chance of their ambushing strategy to work on their targets(food). So Neanderthals had to keep moving, their population rapidly decreasing.