Uncovering Neanderthal and Early Human Interactions

This chapter explores the challenges archaeologists face in finding direct evidence of interactions between Neanderthals and early modern humans. It presents recent discoveries, including a Homo sapien baby's tooth, that suggest periods of coexistence, while detailing the distinct tool-making styles of both groups. The narrative highlights key archaeological sites like Grotte Mandrin and Grotte Montrain, emphasizing their historical significance in understanding human evolution.