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Neanderthals who live 125 000 years ago In modern modern Germany, it may have been pulled out and eaten by the bones of animals through an organized cooking process, which scientists describe as a “fat factory”.
Digging the place of the former lake landscape called Neumark-Nord, archaeologists have discovered thousands of bones of at least 172 large mammals, as well as silicon artifacts. The bones dating from the inter -elective period in which the Neanderthals lived were from animals such as red deer and horses, a study published on July 2 in Science progress.
While many bones that contained less bone marrow were distributed in an archaeological place, the researchers noticed that many bones rich in the places they call “greasy plants” were located in the clusters.
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In the photo, taken on September 6, 2021, the reconstruction of the oldest Neanderthal, found in the Netherlands, nicknamed the Cross, was displayed at the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden. (Bart Maat/Anp/AFP via Getty Images)
Researchers believe that our extinct ancestors used tools to break the bones into small fragments, and then boiled them for hours. The trimes that then swam to the surface of the water could be discarded from above and eat – – – – By providing calories-dear Power source for archaic people.
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This evidence of practice is only 28,000 years ago, the study said.
Photo File: Red deer is depicted here. The bones dating from the inter -electoral period in which the Neanderthals lived from animals such as red deer and horses. (Getti Image)
“The Neanderthals clearly managed the resources with accuracy-planning, transportation of carcasses and fat in a specific task,” said Dr. Luts Kindler, the first author of the study. “They understood both the nutritional value of the fat and how to access it effectively – most likely, associated with the coaching parts in places in the landscape for subsequent transport and use at the place of fat.
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Fat was a “saved life” resource for Neanderthals, especially in the winter and spring season when carbohydrates were deficient. Them Diets were composed To a large extent with animal protein and consumption of large amounts of protein without other nutrients can lead to a time of mortal, called protein poisoning, the studies are noted.
Photo File: Here are the tools used in archaeological excavations. (Getti Image)
“The large size and extraordinary preservation of the Neumark-Nord site give us a unique chance to study how the Neanderthals influenced their environment, and the life of animals and plants,” said Dr. Fulcan, data manager and computer scientist. “This is incredibly rare for this old site – and it opens up new exciting opportunities for future research.”
In recent years, scientists have also found that the Neanderthals plunged through the shells that they could chip with stone hammers in thin and sharp cutting edges. Similarly, another study suggested that the Neanderthals may have buried their dead flowers.
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Researchers Luts Kindler and Vil Rubrox did not immediately respond to the request of Fox News Digital about the comment.
