Neanderthals Shared Their Cave With Foxes and Eagle Owls—and Bone Forensics Can Prove It Deep inside Teixoneres Cave, beneath the hills near Moià in the province of Barcelona, the archaeological record has been quietly keeping a secret: not every small-animal bone buried in a Neanderthal-associated layer was put there by Neanderthals. A new taphonomic study […]
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