Original paper
Symbolic behavior in Neanderthals
Abstract
Anthropology
A new discovery provides rare evidence of symbolic behavior in Neanderthal communities and extends the record further geographically and temporally across Europe. Rodriguez-Hidalgo et al. analyzed recently unearthed Spanish imperial eagle phalanges, which were found along the Iberian Peninsula, and inferred that Neanderthal communities used these talons for symbolic purposes. Neanderthals most likely cut the eagle phalanges to...
Paper Details
Title
Symbolic behavior in Neanderthals
Published Date
Oct 31, 2019
Journal
Volume
366
Issue
6465
Pages
583.6 - 584
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