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New archaeological findings reported by Phys.org suggest Neanderthals were far more accomplished with wood than the sparse fossil record has long implied. The study adds weight to the view that early human relatives relied on sophisticated woodworking techniques, not just stone tools, to survive in changing environments.
A new archaeological study is challenging the long-held view that Neanderthal technology was overwhelmingly stone-based, showing that these hominins also worked wood with surprising sophistication. The findings suggest that much of Neanderthal material culture has been underestimated because organic tools rarely survive in the archaeological record.
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