VOICED : Belgium's Goyet caves prove Neanderthals were cannibals

The video explores the discovery of Neanderthal remains in the Belgium Ardennes forest, led by archaeologist Christian Casseus. It highlights the evidence of cannibalism found in the bones, which were used as tools, and discusses the mystery surrounding the reasons for this behavior. The findings provide insights into the lives of Neanderthals who lived in these caves around 40,000 years ago.

Who is leading the exploration in the Ardennes forest?

• Christian Casseus

• Uncle Phil Kilcoole

• Steve W

• Cassie Lezo

What significant discovery was made in the caves of the Ardennes forest?

• Ancient tools

• Neanderthal remains

• Fossilized plants

• Remains of prehistoric animals

What evidence suggests that Neanderthals practiced cannibalism?

• Bones were used as musical instruments

• Bones were found with traces of cutting and marrow extraction

• Bones were buried with ceremonial artifacts

• Bones were found in a separate cave

In which regions was evidence of Neanderthal cannibalism previously found?

• Northern Europe

• Southern Europe

• Eastern Europe

• Western Europe

What remains a mystery about Neanderthal cannibalism?

• The exact location of their settlements

• The reasons behind their cannibalistic practices

• The tools they used for hunting

• The climate they lived in