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Neanderthals Organized Homes by Activity

You might feel right at home in the living space of a Neanderthal. Well, maybe not exactly, but the layout may at least look familiar. New research says they organized their living spaces around certain activities, much like we do. The study shows that man’s ancestors butchered animals, made tools and gathered round the fire in different parts of their shelters. “There has been this idea that Neanderthals did not have an organized use of space, something that has always been...

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