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Did Neanderthals Bury Their Dead with Flowers? Shanidar Cave Findings Put Questions to Rest

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Learn more about the Neanderthal remains uncovered in Shanidar Cave, and how evidence, such as flower seeds, could indicate that Neanderthals buried their dead.

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Did Neanderthals Bury Their Dead with Flowers? Shanidar Cave Findings Put Questions to Rest

Learn more about the Neanderthal remains uncovered in Shanidar Cave, and how evidence, such as flower seeds, could indicate that Neanderthals buried their dead.

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