Summary:
The book delves into the latest scientific research to reconstruct the daily life, culture, and sophistication of Neanderthals, challenging outdated stereotypes about their existence. It explores their social structures, survival strategies, and possible interactions with Homo sapiens, shedding light on their cognitive abilities and artistic expressions.
Key points:
1. Neanderthal Intelligence: The book refutes the idea of Neanderthals as unintelligent, presenting evidence of their tool use, art creation, and potential language skills.
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