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.
John Hawks Newsletter
Join the newsletter to receive the latest updates in your inbox.
This is a part of the course, Human Evolution: Past and Future, which I presented in 2014.
Join the newsletter to receive the latest updates in your inbox.
Insights into the behavioral capabilities of ancient human relatives are beginning to show that some of the abilities we consider human go surprisingly deep in our ancestry.
Analysis of dental cementum is yielding new insights into the ages when ancient people faced significant physiological stresses.
Research has started to show the ways that introgressed genes from Neandertals affect brain shape in living people.