Scientists make 'surprising' discovery about Neanderthals' intelligence while digging in 65,000-year-old caves
Archaeologists have uncovered 'surprising' new evidence that suggested Neanderthals were smarter than previously believed. Excavations near the Pyrenees mountains in Spain produced over 29,000 artifacts, including stone tools and animal bones, which proposed the ancient hominin primates were skilled and intelligent hunters. The animal bones uncovered at the site showed our ancestors planned their meals based on the surrounding environment and developed tools specific to killing large animals like bison or smaller ones like rabbits.
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