Researchers reveal that markings dating back 40,000 years suggest Neanderthals were considerably more sophisticated than previously thought. They reached their conclusions after the discovery of engravings deep in Gorham's Cave in Gibraltar -- the first Neanderthal cave etchings found anywhere in the world. Are the deep grooves of horizontal and vertical criss-crossing lines art? Archaeologists are refusing to go that far, but they say, it ...Tuesday, 2 September 2014
Research: Cave Markings 'Bring Neanderthals Closer to Us'
Researchers reveal that markings dating back 40,000 years suggest Neanderthals were considerably more sophisticated than previously thought. They reached their conclusions after the discovery of engravings deep in Gorham's Cave in Gibraltar -- the first Neanderthal cave etchings found anywhere in the world. Are the deep grooves of horizontal and vertical criss-crossing lines art? Archaeologists are refusing to go that far, but they say, it ...
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