Neanderthals were capable of making art

Thank you for the Archaeological share.

We know so little about the past. Absolutely fascinating.

OK, I'm not entirely surprised, there'd been a story about a weird cave in South Africa that wwas famous recently as being the site of a new species of hominid, as well as the oldest known prehistoric burial site, as no other animals aside from one bat was down there, it's a well known story now, it had to be gotten into using the web to find small anthropologists and archaeologists, mainly or totally female, I gather, to go into it, I've sent it in before. Now, returning to the piece here, there been stories I'd read in various cryptozookogical papers, of neanderthals having combined with Cro-Magnon, I'm sure you must've all seen that one, that one got obvious notice, however, those creatures were around for clearly millennia, so I by no means think outlandish he notion that such art might've been due to such primitive hominids. I've read that, in light of the cryptic political studies I'd seen, there's a thought that Neanderthals might still persist, I keep reading about the Carpathian mountains or near there in Europe, though such accounts are seriously doubted, if I can find such mentions, I'll try to send them in, certainly, that was a quite good piece...