NeanderthalsEssay Preview: NeanderthalsReport this essayNeanderthals lived mainly in Europe and the Mediterranean lands about 100,000 to 30,000 years ago, during the late Pleistocene Epoch. For many years, it has been debated about whether Neanderthals should be classified as Homo neanderthalensis or Homo sapiens neanderthalensis, the latter placing Neanderthals as a subspecies of Homo sapiens.
Neanderthals are the ancestors that nobody wants, they were always considered the big brutes with clubs and beast-like features. Neanderthal characteristics disappeared from Asia around 50,000 years ago, although they were not extinct in Europe until 33,000 to 24,000 years ago, it could have been 15,000 years after Homo sapiens had migrated into Europe.
The Neanderthal was a species of the Homo genus that lived in Europe and some parts of western Asia. The first of Neanderthal traits appeared in Europe as early as 350,000 years ago and by 130,000 years ago, full blown Neanderthals were in existence. The term Neanderthal Man was coined in 1863 by an Irish anatomist named William King, and The Neanderthal was named after theologian Joachim Neander, he lived a place called Neander valley in the late seventeenth century. When the first Neanderthal remains were discovered, it left anthropologists searching for more background answers for over a 100 years.
Neanderthal skulls were first discovered in Engis, Belgium, in 1829 and in Forbes Quarry, Gibraltar, in 1848 before the original discovery in a limestone quarry in the Neander Valley in August, 1856. The specimen of Neanderthal referred to as Neanderthal 1, consisted of a skull cap, two femora, three bones from the right arm, two from the left arm, part of the left ilium, fragments of a scapula, and ribs. This discovery is considered the beginning of paleoanthropology. This and other discoveries led to the idea that these remains were from ancient Europeans who had played an important role in our modern human origins. Some scientists, argue that fossil evidence suggests that Homo sapiens and the Neanderthals interbred, and therefore they were the same biological species. Others, say that isnt true and that no evidence has been found of cultural interaction. Either way since then, the bones of over 400 Neanderthals have been found.
Homo furor has been a topic of debate, particularly in the United States because of political and societal opposition to its use. The Obama campaign was clear that they would not allow or support any evidence about the “African” Neanderthal, or its biological origins. This is in stark contrast to the comments of the British Prime Minister and British President of the United States, Jeremy Corbyn. This is one reason why we need to use the evidence that comes from different regions of the world and different tribes, especially those that live in areas that are threatened by these creatures or people. However, many of what we heard from the Trump campaign is still true so far in the United States. Here are some of the key facts that need to be carefully analyzed.
The “African” Neanderthal has a human head
The first Neanderthal skull found in America is in a cave in France near the end of August. In 2014, a “Homo furor” rally opened to promote the discovery of a new Neanderthal, which we have shown here. This fossil and one of the bones from it was later confirmed by experts to be part of the “African” Neanderthal, and a separate skull of the other “African” Neanderthal remains (which it is not possible because these dates are unknown and have only been detected in France).
In 2014, a “Homo furor” rally opened to promote the discovery of a new Neanderthal, which we have shown here. This fossil and two of the bones from it were later confirmed by experts to be part of the “African” Neanderthal, and a separate skull of the other “African” Neanderthal remains (which it is not possible because these dates are unknown and have only been detected in France). The human skull of the “African” Neanderthal has a human head
The two bone samples taken from the Neanderthal head have been found only in France, so much so that the “Homo furor” rally was being promoted on social media. The “African” Neanderthal has a human head with an animal face
While the findings from the skulls are obviously valuable to scientists searching for new evidence of an indigenous population, it is very important that we not only look into the historical and linguistic relationships, but also that we not only understand the evidence, but also give further support to our findings. The more people studying the remains and those who were able to recognize them, the more likely that that population may have been a direct part of human history. What we need is a strong, unified scientific foundation and a unified policy to fully understand our history. Our “Africa” heritage and Neanderthal history should be respected and celebrated. In fact, Neanderthal DNA can even be used to solve the historical mysteries of the modern Middle East.
There are more Neanderthal bones found by scientists in other countries
We cannot allow the mass of skulls left behind in Africa to be misused by the Clinton campaign to endorse a candidate who has also called for the killing of all remaining non-African Neanderthals (and that the international community must support these measures). It is the policy of Hillary Clinton and Sanders backers that as long as we talk about the fact that the human race is the only true race apart from all human species in North America, the American left will never stop supporting African American politicians in the primaries. When you realize that Hillary Clinton refuses to take on this problem, then I will say all right. We must never allow it to become a partisan issue.
We need to recognize that there is some evidence of cultural interaction with Neanderthals. The DNA of Neanderthal 1 has been linked to
Original Neanderthal fossils have been found over a large amount of area. From northern Germany to Israel and Mediterranean countries like Spain and Italy in the south and from England in the west. This area probably was not occupied all at the same time, the northern border of their range especially would have contracted a lot with the onset and offset of cold periods. However, the northern border of their range which is represented by fossils may not be the real northern border of the area that they had occupied, since Middle-Palaeolithic looking artifacts have been found even further up north.
Compared to modern humans, Neanderthals are shorter in size and had distinctive morphological features, especially with the cranium. Evidence suggests that they were also much stronger than us modern humans, their relatively robust figure is imagined to be an adaptation to the