30-day challenge #3: Neanderthal recent studies
Recent studies on 295 Neandethal skull bones and 541 modern skull bones from Eurasians who lived between 80,000 and 20,000 years ago showed that just 39 — 14 Neanderthal and 25 modern — displayed signs of injury to the bone, which means no real difference between the two. Cooperated hunts and natural pit traps are the more likely way Neanderthals used to keep themselves safe. On the other hand, young Neanderthal indeed had more injuries on the head. Among the 14 with injuries, 9 were under 30 years old, while only 7 out of 25 modern bones came from young individuals.
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30-day challenge #3: Neanderthal recent studies
Recent studies on 295 Neandethal skull bones and 541 modern human skull bones from Eurasians who lived between 80,000 and 20,000 years ago(very confusing, are you trying to say that the skulls of those old remains are modern?) showed that just 39 — 14 (ranges are usualy from lower to higher, what did you try to say here?) Neanderthal and 25 modern skulls displayed signs of injury to the bone, which meant that there is no real difference between the two. Cooperatedive hunts and natural pit traps are the more most likely way Neanderthals used to keep themselves safe. On the other hand, among remains of the younger people Neanderthals were more likely to have sustained a head injury.(you are telling there is no difference earlier, this part is confusing) Among the 14 Neanderthals with injuries, 9 were under 30 years old, while only 7 out of 25 modern bones came from young individuals.Want to progress faster?
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