Prehistoric Man Human Evolution Upper Paleolithic - Life Styles Of Neanderthals

The video explores Neanderthal life, focusing on their shelters, clothing, burial practices, communication abilities, and theories about their extinction. Neanderthals built shelters from natural materials and made clothes to survive harsh climates. They were the first humans to bury their dead, sometimes with simple rituals. Despite having different vocal capabilities than modern humans, they communicated effectively. Theories on their extinction include susceptibility to respiratory diseases and competition with modern humans.

What types of materials did Neanderthals use to build their shelters?

What evidence suggests that Neanderthals had burial practices?

In what ways did Neanderthals demonstrate social structure?

How did Neanderthals' communication abilities differ from those of modern humans?

What are some theories regarding the extinction of Neanderthals?

What types of illnesses may have contributed to the decline of Neanderthals?

What role did competition with modern humans play in the Neanderthals' survival?