Love to see some DNA evidence these are any different than us. Just look like an older homo sapien to me.coming from stronger genetics less depreciated DNA, better climate, more oxygen, the bones before they get modified (usually an archaeologist will remove the nose?) show differenced than us sure when they select a certain skeleton and compare it to modern humans
I get this feeling that Neanderthals were a pain in the ass for early Humans. Sure, I think there was conflict, but I think Neanderthals just couldn't get working with/ interacting with society. The Humans level of civilization gave us the edge. I think Humans looked down their noses at them, even when they weren't in conflict. To sum it up, I think Neanderthals would be difficult to deal with, socially. They wouldn't obey rules or understand acceptable behavior. Biologically I think Neanderthals had two thing against them. One, they had a short Lifespan, including a very short childhood. I think this made it difficult for them to advance in technology since all of their knowledge would have to be passed down by word of mouth. the second thing against them would be an Immune system, that was not compatible with the pathogens the Homo Sapiens introduced.(or maybe the living standards used by humans prevented Homo Sapiens from being as vulnerable)
There's evidence that Neanderthals were very incestuous and cannibalism was normal for them.
Eww brother what's that , someone mated with a torta and made us 😅
Maaan… humans wasn’t hooking up with Neanderthals humans were getting raped and killed by Neanderthals at a point in our history
Love to see some DNA evidence these are any different than us. Just look like an older homo sapien to me.coming from stronger genetics less depreciated DNA, better climate, more oxygen, the bones before they get modified (usually an archaeologist will remove the nose?) show differenced than us sure when they select a certain skeleton and compare it to modern humans
I get this feeling that Neanderthals were a pain in the ass for early Humans. Sure, I think there was conflict, but I think Neanderthals just couldn't get working with/ interacting with society. The Humans level of civilization gave us the edge. I think Humans looked down their noses at them, even when they weren't in conflict. To sum it up, I think Neanderthals would be difficult to deal with, socially. They wouldn't obey rules or understand acceptable behavior.
Biologically I think Neanderthals had two thing against them.
One, they had a short Lifespan, including a very short childhood. I think this made it difficult for them to advance in technology since all of their knowledge would have to be passed down by word of mouth.
the second thing against them would be an Immune system, that was not compatible with the pathogens the Homo Sapiens introduced.(or maybe the living standards used by humans prevented Homo Sapiens from being as vulnerable)