New vid: How did Neanderthals dispose of the dead??? https://t.co/2nYyYI10Z4
Neandertal cannibalism and Neandertal bones used as tools in Northern Europe.
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The collection includes posts referencing the discovery, such as mentions of 'Neandertal bones' and their use as tools, indicating an awareness of the research. However, comments like 'Do it let the fun stop there' and references to politics or humor reduce the depth of engagement, suggesting a surface-level interest. The tone varies from curiosity to dismissiveness, reflecting a general but somewhat superficial reception of the findings.
Most posts don't explicitly support or oppose the publication but acknowledge its topic, indicating neutrality.
There is a mild interest in how Neanderthals disposed of their dead, but some posts display a casual or dismissive tone.
The conversations show minimal deep discussion, with some reposts and superficial remarks rather than detailed analysis.
The overall influence of these discussions appears limited, mostly sharing links without urging significant change or reflection.
Abstract in brief
- The study of 99 new Neandertal remains from Belgium uses various scientific methods to analyze their origins and activities, revealing evidence of butchery and bones used to retouch stone tools.
- The findings provide the first clear proof of Neandertal cannibalism in Northern Europe and show that Neandertals had diverse mortuary practices before they disappeared.
- Goyet is significant because it is the first site to show multiple bones used as tool retouchers and offers insights into Neandertal behavior just before their extinction.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@NotSweetDeeSez @Halalcoholism Do it let the fun stop there. Impress your loved ones with your knowledge of neanderthal burial styles. https://t.co/2nYyYI10Z4
How Did Neanderthals Dispose of their Dead?. #neanderthals #archaichumans https://t.co/aedt8pGiuz
How Did Neanderthals Dispose Of The Dead? Prehistory / Human Evolution D... https://t.co/CszaN8FHTT via @YouTube
Stefan Milo: How Did Neanderthals Dispose Of The Dead? https://t.co/Sp3jrj93n3
RT @Historysmilo: New vid: How did Neanderthals dispose of the dead??? https://t.co/2nYyYI10Z4
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@MarshaBlackburn Well, the GQP do eat their own. "Neandertal cannibalism and Neandertal bones used as tools in Northern Europe" https://t.co/N1Aw59CMNg
How Did Neanderthals Dispose Of The Dead? Prehistory / Human Evolution D... https://t.co/qCdXCgeY97 via @YouTube #StefanMilo #Archeology #Neanderthal
@NotSweetDeeSez @Halalcoholism Do it let the fun stop there. Impress your loved ones with your knowledge of neanderthal burial styles. https://t.co/2nYyYI10Z4
How Did Neanderthals Dispose Of The Dead? Prehistory / Human Evolution D... https://t.co/CszaN8FHTT via @YouTube
RT @Historysmilo: New vid: How did Neanderthals dispose of the dead??? https://t.co/2nYyYI10Z4
New vid: How did Neanderthals dispose of the dead??? https://t.co/2nYyYI10Z4
Stefan Milo: How Did Neanderthals Dispose Of The Dead? https://t.co/Sp3jrj93n3
How Did Neanderthals Dispose of their Dead?. #neanderthals #archaichumans https://t.co/aedt8pGiuz
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