[Openurmind]

I think there were some new Neanderthal footprints also found in Greece I think it was. Seem to remember reading this a few weeks ago.

[Verginius Rufus]

The Petralona cave in northern Greece (Chalkidike peninsula) was the findspot of a Neanderthal skull (1960) and a full skeleton (1976).

The book The Neanderthals by Friedemann Schrenk and Stephanie Mu"ller (English translation, 2009) has a map showing Petralona and Apidima (in the Peloponnesus) as locations where evidence for Homo erectus or Homo heidelbergensis was found but they don't elaborate in the text.

I assume the find of Neanderthal footprints is a more recent discovery.

Mousterian artifacts are associated with Neanderthals so sometimes they can tell the Neanderthals were present because of the artifacts even if they don't find bones or DNA.

[SunkenCiv]

https://www.greecehighdefinition.com/blog/2019/2/12/57-million-year-old-footprints-found-on-greek-island-challenge-human-evolution-theory