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Grotte Du Renne

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archaeologyanthropology2 years ago

Ancient Artifacts Reveal Surprising Human Ancestry

The discovery of a modern human baby's hip bone among Neanderthal remains in a French cave suggests the existence of an unknown lineage of early modern humans. The finding raises questions about the origins of the Châtelperronian techno-cultural complex found in the cave, with some proposing a collaboration between Neanderthals and modern humans. The hip bone closely resembles that of anatomically modern humans but also displays variations not seen in modern human infants. This suggests the presence of ancient modern humans coexisting with Neanderthals during the transition from the Middle to the Upper Paleolithic, potentially leading to a cultural exchange or blending of populations.

archaeology2 years ago

Mysterious Human Lineage Unearthed in Neanderthal Cave: 45,000-Year-Old Baby

A 45,000-year-old infant hip bone found in the Grotte du Renne cave in France suggests the existence of an unknown early lineage of Homo sapiens. The discovery challenges the prevailing belief that only Neanderthal remains were found in the cave during the transition period when modern humans replaced Neanderthals. The findings also suggest that the Châtelperronian techno-cultural complex, associated with the cave, may have resulted from cultural diffusion or acculturation processes between Neanderthals and modern humans.