All articles tagged with #bone processing
Researchers discovered the earliest evidence of Neanderthals operating a sophisticated 'fat factory' in Germany around 125,000 years ago, where they systematically processed bones to extract marrow and grease, indicating advanced resource management and planning, challenging perceptions of Neanderthal intelligence.
A study reveals that Neanderthals, around 125,000 years ago, practiced advanced fat rendering from animal bones, predating similar practices by modern humans and highlighting their resourcefulness and sophisticated survival strategies.
Archaeologists discovered evidence of Neanderthals in Germany around 125,000 years ago systematically processing animal bones to extract fat, indicating advanced planning, organization, and nutritional understanding, challenging stereotypes of Neanderthals as primitive.