Neanderthals

Ouv Crit Iii: "Gorham's Cave Complex Provides An Exceptional Testimony To The Occupation, Cultural Traditions And Material Culture Of Neanderthal ..., Rare Evidence Of Neanderthal Exploitation Of Birds And Marine Animals For Food, .... Providing Continuing Opportunities For Understanding Neanderthal Life, Including Their Capacity For Abstract Thinking."

Le Moustier: "Known For A Complete Skeleton Of The Species Homo Neanderthalensis That Was Discovered In 1908" (Wiki)
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"The History Of The Human Occupation Of This Region Is Traced Back To The Early Stone Age. Archaeologists Have Found More Than 150 Neanderthal Sites" (Unep-Wcmc)
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Homo Neanderthalensis Bones And Dna Remains. (Wiki)
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"These Six Caves Have Revealed A Long Record Of Human Presence And An Earlier Neanderthal Presence Before That" (Ab Ev, Unspecified)

Ouv Crit Iii: "The Site Demonstrates The Unique Existence Of Both. Neanderthals And Early Anatomically Modern Humans (Eamh) Within The Same Middle Palaeolithic Cultural Framework, The Mousterian."

La Roche-Cotard Cave: Contains The Oldest Known Engravings By Neanderthals. Also, An Artifact Resembling A Mask Possibly Created By Neanderthals Was Found Here. (Wiki)
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