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Neanderthal Factory Discovery
March 23 , 2026
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- A major archaeological discovery at Neumark-Nord shows that Neanderthals had organised methods of food processing.
- The site is located in Germany and dates back to around 125,000 years ago.
- Archaeologists found thousands of animal bones broken in a systematic pattern to extract marrow and fat.
- The bones were further crushed and heated to obtain grease, showing planned and repeated activity.
- This proves that Neanderthals had advanced survival skills and a proper understanding of nutrition.
- The site was used repeatedly, indicating it worked like a specialised processing area or “factory”.
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