Tooth of an adult Neandertal from Les Cottés in France. Her diet consisted mainly of the meat of large herbivore mammals. Credit: © MPI f. Evolutionary Anthropology/ A. Le Cabec
Awww, baloney.
I’m sure it was betel nut and tofu; that’s what killed ‘em.
Humans are omnivores: meat and plants. It’s how it is in nature. Anyone who claims that we shouldn’t eat meat is against nature.
Free Range Pterodactyl: It’s what’s for dinner.
Having the neighbors over for supper???
“Paleolithic modern humans, who arrived in France shortly after the Neandertals had disappeared, exhibit even higher nitrogen isotope ratios than Neandertals.”
Apparently Modern Hominids were better cannibals... lol
Great article, Thanks!
I just know I am significantly more Neanderthal than Warren is Native American.
I don't see why. A fish is a lot easier to catch than a mammoth.
***Compound-specific isotope analyses (CSIA) allow to separately analyze the amino acids contained in the collagen.***
Wasn’t something like this used to prove American Indians in the South West were cannibals? I know some of the tribes really got upset over it.
They came up wit the story the cannibals were a raiding party of Aztecs.
The Veganderthals remains didnt make it.
I’m pretty sure Neanderthals and Humans were on seafood diets... When they seen anything that looked like it may be food, they ate it. And then they ate each other if there wasn’t anything else to be seen.
I bet that there was not a trace of diabetes to be found among them.
Aha! So it’s their fault the glaciers began to melt 12k years ago...
Main food source was definitely meat: Pulled pork, brisket, bbq ribs and smoked turkey.
But was it grass fed?