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Nea nderthals
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Neanderthals have been misunderstood. The early humanoids traditionally characterized as ape-like brutes were deeply emotional beings with high- pitched voices. They may even have sung to each other. This new image has from two studies of the vocal apparatus and anatomy of the creatures that . Europe between 200,000 and 35,000 years ago. The research shows that Neanderthal voices might well have produced loud, womanly and highly melodic sounds - not the roars and grunts previously by most researchers. Stephen Mithen, Professor of Archaeology and author of one of the studies, said: ‘What is emerging is a picture of an intelligent and emotionally complex creature whose most likely from of communication would have been part language and part song.’ Mithen’s work with the first detailed study of a reconstructed Neanderthal skeleton. Anthropologists brought together bones and casts from several sites to re-create the creature. The creature that emerges would have markedly from humans. Neanderthals seem to have had an extremely powerful and no waist.
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