An interview with Clive Finlayson about Neandertal lifeways

This is a part of the course, Human Evolution: Past and Future, which I presented in 2014.
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This is a part of the course, Human Evolution: Past and Future, which I presented in 2014.
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New work at a site of similar age to Skhūl and Qafzeh suggests cultural sharing among groups of different biological ancestry.
The photography of Luka Mjeda brought a new way of looking at the teeth of the Krapina people.
The textbook story of the fossil leaves out a wider context in which scientists interpreted the first evidence of Australopithecus.