Exploration 1.3

An artistic representation of Neanderthals walking in a prehistoric landscape, showcasing their footprints and cold environment, with a backdrop of caves and wild nature.

Unveiling Neanderthals: A Footstep Through Time

Test your knowledge about Neanderthals and their fascinating history! This quiz delves into recent discoveries and insights into the lives of our ancient relatives.

  • Learn about Neanderthal tracks and what they reveal about their behavior.
  • Explore the physical characteristics that set Neanderthals apart from modern humans.
  • Discover the cultural practices that challenge traditional views of Neanderthals.
6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExploringHistory101
Where were the Neanderthal tracks discovered?
Le Rozel, France
Le Rozel, Côte d’Ivoire
The southwestern shore of France
Neander Thal Velly in Germany
What does the evidence found at Le Rozel signify about Homo neanderthalensis?
They were not very smart
They could adapt to cold weather
Neanderthals had socially and culturally complex lives
They stayed in one place year-round
Characteristics of Neanderthal feet
Grasping abilities
Flexible and skinny
Long and curved
Slightly wider than Homo sapiens, with a lower arch
How many years old are the footprints, approximately?
90,000 years old
80,000 years old
300,000 years old
27,000 years old
What evidence shows that Neanderthals were not traditional cavemen?
Crafted stone tools
Cave art
Fossils
Rituals
What did Neanderthal hand prints show?
Their dexterity
Stone tools
Cave art
Butchery
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