New discoveries show early humans lived in the frigid north alongside Neanderthals

A look deep down into a hole, surrounded by scaffolding. Two humans are seen at the bottom of the hole looking up with smiles on their faces.

New discovery of human bones suggest that Homo sapiens were living side by side with Neanderthals in Northern Germany, 46,000 years ago. Another discovery of a stone-age ropemaking tools is shedding light on the inventive nature of these ancient humans.

New discovery of human bones suggest that Homo sapiens were living side by side with Neanderthals in Northern Germany, 46,000 years ago. Another discovery of a stone-age ropemaking tools is shedding light on the inventive nature of these ancient humans.A look deep down into a hole, surrounded by scaffolding. Two humans are seen at the bottom of the hole looking up with smiles on their faces.

New discovery of human bones suggest that Homo sapiens were living side by side with Neanderthals in Northern Germany, 46,000 years ago. Another discovery of a stone-age ropemaking tools is shedding light on the inventive nature of these ancient humans.

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