(Untitled)- September 13, 2006 Neanderthals' may have survived longer than previously thought (BBC NEWS, 13 September 2006) A study in Nature magazine suggests the species may have lived in Gorham's Cave on Gibraltar up to 24,000 years ago. . . . The Neanderthal people were believed to have died out about 35,000 years ago, at a time when modern humans were advancing across the continent. . . . The new evidence suggests theyhttp://www.matrixmasters.com/blog/2006_09_01_archivescience.html#115818356141024042 |