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According to 
The New York Times , because this skull had a large hole in the temple, its finder, paleontologist Alberto Carlo Blanc, suggested that the cave’s Neanderthal inhabitants had engaged in “ritual  cannibalism.”
Neanderthals emerged from Africa and hunted their way across Eurasia from the Atlantic coast to the  Ural mountains between 400,000 years ago and 40,000 years ago before becoming extinct.
While Neanderthals are often portrayed as less intelligent, but stronger relatives of modern humans, it is now known that our cousins had similar sized brains, developed complex stone tools, wore jewellery, and maintained “a culture” that we find represented in their cave art. ....

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