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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #38550 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.    Mithens    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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