[blam]

I believe these guys see conflict and violence between these two groups which is not supported by the data. If they were assimilating you would expect to see the same thing uncovered here. Why do they do this?

[Ahban]

I'd like to know what methods were used to determine the dates.

I would not count on cooperation. We can't even get along with our own kind too well, much less the doubtless more brutal Neannies.

[xm177e2]

Did Humans And Neanderthals Battle For Control Of The Middle East?

And some people think they still are...

(I said "some people," I don't think that)

[El Gato]

Did Humans and Neandertals Battle for Control of the Middle East?

It appears they still are. Maybe not though, even the Neandertals would be smart enough not to do suicide attacks. Besides, by all reports, Neandertals were real mellow folks.

[blam]

Did Our Species And Other Humans Mate?

[Junior]

Bump for inclusion in the next Resource...

[Travis McGee]

WE DEMAND REPARATIONS! NO JUSTICE NO PEACE!

[keithtoo]

Hey, I know that dude!

[SJackson]

Hmmmmmmmmmm. Humans. What did they look like? An enquiring mind wants to know.

[crystalk]

Sure, and it is still going on today! Whose side are YOU on?

[ValenB4]

Does this mean there has to be the establishment of a Neanderthal state?

[RobFromGa]

I'm not sure how "they" got control in the first place, but it appears that it is time for HUMANS to take back the Middle East.

[farmfriend]

Great post.

[aculeus]

By Ben Harder

Retired porn writer?

[Mike Darancette]

I believe these guys see conflict and violence between these two groups which is not supported by the data.

The Idea of conflict or assimilation seems too complex for my taste. I think that the postulated second wave of Cro-Magnon migrants had diseases for which the Neanderthal had little or no immunity.

A more recent example of this would be the Decimation of Native American populations by "European" diseases.

[Governor StrangeReno]

Whats he rabbiting on about some of the best footballers I know are neanderthals

[doug from upland]

later advance by humans might have been set in motion by growing population densities that forced some members of the species to push out of Africa.

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What the heck is that about. How dense could the population be at that time?

[d4now]

I believe these guys see conflict and violence between these two groups which is not supported by the data. If they were assimilating you would expect to see the same thing uncovered here. Why do they do this?

ummm...to sell magazines by superimposing what may be modern circumstances and emotion of conflict and sympathy or hatred?

And somehow through association applying the visuals of Neanderthals and humans to the present inhabitants?

[Eternal_Bear]

Did Neanderthals all go to heaven?:^)

[Sci Fi Guy]

I believe these guys see conflict and violence between these two groups which is not supported by the data. If they were assimilating you would expect to see the same thing uncovered here. Why do they do this?

Hey that's independent thought. You're not suppose to question what scientists tell you. If you don't stop, you will end up considering alternative explanations for the evidence. Only right wing extremists do that. /sarcasm

[uglybiker]

I wanna know if they've ever solved the mystery of how Fred Flintstone was able to go around corners in that car with the two steamroller wheels.