Neanderthals' Artistic and Cognitive Abilities Revealed by Recent Discoveries
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Archaeologists discovered a pebble with a human fingerprint and red pigment, likely made by Neanderthals around 43,000 years ago, suggesting they engaged in symbolic or artistic activities, challenging previous notions of their cognitive abilities.
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