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The discussions reflect a balanced curiosity about the implications of the archaeological findings, with some posts referencing specific sites and artifacts, such as hematite droplets and their potential uses, which demonstrate a deeper engagement. The tone varies from supportive to slightly skeptical, emphasizing the discovery’s significance in understanding early human behavior.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the discovery, with some expressing skepticism about the interpretation of the findings.
The discussions show moderate interest, highlighting the importance of Neandertal behavior and early resource use.
Participants reference specific excavation details and previous studies, indicating a thoughtful level of engagement.
The topic is viewed as moderately impactful, as it challenges previous assumptions about Neandertal cognitive abilities and resource planning.
During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools before 200,000 years ago, archaeologists found small droplets of hematite, powdered and mixed into a liquid. Roebroeks et al. 2012 https://t.co/eKiE97m9YN https://t.co/3A3u56dCf7
@skippywhiteside Yes. https://t.co/RFUsBK03ED
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
https://t.co/vAK2rYTpmC - Use of red ochre by early Neandertals "Middle Paleolithic sites occasionally contain pieces of manganese and iron oxides" "for instance, as (internal and external) medication, as a food preservative, in tanning of hides, and as insect repellent"
In the 1960s, a purported discovery of a prehistoric relative frozen in ice gained attention. This video explores the Minnesota Iceman, drawing parallels to Neandertals who showed advanced skills in marine resource…
The story of the Minnesota Iceman is one of the most bizarre tales in the history of Cryptozoology. In this video, we explore the confession about its origins and examine the cryptozoological theories surrounding this…
@Phillip05166897 @itsluluthebaby @GeologicalSETI @AnthropoTube Okay, I’m done with you. You insist on long form, multi posting with links to papers, but you clearly haven’t done enough research. https://t.co/pNKCAHaD4w https://t.co/7ozApnCS63.
@skippywhiteside Yes. https://t.co/RFUsBK03ED
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
Use of red ochre by early Neandertals https://t.co/QSQzbpZ3jO
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
RT @johnhawks: During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools…
During excavation of an ancient surface of the Maastricht-Belvédère site, Netherlands, where early Neandertals flaked tools before 200,000 years ago, archaeologists found small droplets of hematite, powdered and mixed into a liquid. Roebroeks et al. 2012 https://t.co/eKiE97m9YN https://t.co/3A3u56dCf7
https://t.co/vAK2rYTpmC - Use of red ochre by early Neandertals "Middle Paleolithic sites occasionally contain pieces of manganese and iron oxides" "for instance, as (internal and external) medication, as a food preservative, in tanning of hides, and as insect repellent"