Video: "Neanderthal man vs mammoth" from "Piana1983" on Youtube
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Wiesbaden (archeology-world) - The Neanderthal man, the most famous great-man in the world is the focus of the "Neanderthal newspaper. Strictly speaking, these are a blog that exclusively reports on the Neanderthals. Contributions will be - if possible - garnished with pictures and video clips. Early and late Neanderthals existed before about 300,000 to 35,000 years on Earth. The name of Neanderthals is based on the Neanderthal near Dusseldorf-Mettmann, where in 1856 a Neanderthal skeletal remains were discovered. The "Neanderthal newspaper is available at the address http://neandertaler-zeitung.blogspot.com the web. For the range of topics include information on new discoveries, insights, museums, exhibitions, Books, CD-ROMs, DVDs, videos, films and websites.
The first early Neanderthals existed about 300,000 years ago in Europe. However, they are named differently. Part of the Scientists are called Early Neanderthals or the other front Taler (Neanderthals ante) or Homo sapiens anteneandertalensis. Other experts speak against a Praesapiens stage (Homo sapiens praesapiens) or Steinheim Human (Homo sapiens steinheimensis) because one of the most telling findings from this era in Steinheim an der Murr in Baden-Württemberg appeared. Further finds of this type are known from England (Swanscombe) and France (Lazaret cave near Nice, southern France Fontéchevade and Montmaurin in the French Pyrenees). Early Neanderthals had a about 1300 to 1500 cubic centimeters large brain, a strong Überaugenwulst, a flat forehead and a receding chin. The Neanderthals are known as Altmenschen or Paläanthropinen.
The first late Neanderthal - the "classic Neanderthal" - are detected at the beginning of the Würm Ice Age about 115 000 years. They held their own until about 35,000 years ago and then disappeared for unknown reasons. The late or classic Neanderthals were named Homo neanderthalensis, first, now they are called Homo sapiens neanderthalensis. This term is 1931, the Wittenberg theologian and ornithologist Otto Kleinschmidt (1870-1954) a. The late Neanderthals had a robust body with a very massive limb bones in the forearm and thigh were often strongly curved. They had a shallow forehead, an average of 1500 cubic centimeter brain, strong ridges, massive front teeth and strong muscles. Late Neanderthals lived in Western, Central and Eastern Europe. They lived in caves, under rock roofs and in tent-like dwellings, hunted with lances and spears including elephants, rhinos, wild horses, deer, reindeer and bears. They are also considered the first Primitive man who developed carefully buried their dead, and probably already religious ideas.
Other "records of early man" in the same Paperback by Ernst Probst
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