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  1. @gabrieleru1.bsky.socialBluesky

    My mind just exploded 🤯 Discoveries like these make me think about how much of the Palaeolithic we'll never get to see, but at least we can glimpse it. How sophisticated these #Neanderthals! 🧪🏺

    gizmodo.com A Wooden Club and Other Rare Finds Reveal 'Invisible' Side of Neanderthal Life

    Has the hashtagScience
  2. @lemoustier.bsky.socialBluesky

    🏺 🦣 🧪 Been waiting YEARS for more deets on astonishing wooden objects used by #Neanderthals at Abric Romaní (a site which, as anyone who's read #Kindred knows, I rave about). Can't wait to dive in: bark(!) trays, wood tools inc poss spears, and structural objects www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

    science.org Neanderthal woodworking at Abric Romaní: Insights into the role of wood in a Middle Palaeolithic domestic context

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  3. @srfeld.bsky.socialBluesky

    It seems like more and more evidence is emerging that Neanderthals were nothing like the dumb brutes we used to picture them as. Instead they were...kind of like us.

    Has the hashtagScience
  4. JUST IN: Major archaeological study reveals Neanderthals were “far more advanced” than previously believed, with woodworking skills comparable to modern humans.

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  5. @11tulips.bsky.socialBluesky

    ”Scientists report the first comprehensive analysis of wooden Neanderthal tools retrieved from Abric Romaní, an archaeological site near Barcelona, Spain... The team identified 13 objects that resemble spears and pointed items, bark containers, structural elements, and a club-like object”

    Has the hashtagScience
  6. @andrewcurry.comBluesky

    Wooden tools crafted by Neanderthals at hunting sites have been found before. For the first time, there's now evidence from a domestic context too. “We know what was happening in the kitchen, in the sleeping areas,” says @iphes-cerca.bsky.social's M. Gema Chacón. “It’s like a snapshot.” @science.org

    science.org Neanderthals were skilled woodworkers, first-of-its-kind tool trove reveals

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  7. @aprahin.bsky.socialBluesky

    "...modern humans and Neanderthals shared the European landmass for 2,600 to 5,400 years—roughly twenty to forty human generations longer than the entirety of recorded human history from the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza to the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope." An amazing read:

    Has the hashtagScience
  8. A Wooden Club and Other Rare Finds Reveal ‘Invisible’ Side of Neanderthal Life gizmodo.com/a-wooden-clu...

    gizmodo.com A Wooden Club and Other Rare Finds Reveal 'Invisible' Side of Neanderthal Life

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  9. Neanderthal Wood Tools Almost Never Survive — A Spanish Cliff Has Preserved Spears, Bowls and a Club With No Known Match www.labrujulaverde.com/en/2026/10/n...

    labrujulaverde.com Neanderthal Wood Tools Almost Never Survive — A Spanish Cliff Has Preserved Spears, Bowls and a Club With No Known Match

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  10. @mattpope.bsky.socialBluesky

    "The inventory of wooden remains from Abric Romaní is extensive and represents a particularly unique case as it comes from a prehistoric domestic archaeological context." Important, cornerstone-paper from Saladie et al on Neanderthal wooden artefacts from Spain. 🦣🏺 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

    science.org Neanderthal woodworking at Abric Romaní: Insights into the role of wood in a Middle Palaeolithic domestic context

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  11. @luigithirty.bsky.socialBluesky

    anyone who has been online around the tech fascist weirdos knows that “they think everyone else is an NPC and have no theory of mind” is not an exaggeration

    Same subjectAI
  12. Note the progressive conceit that only a centralized federal power can find and employ experts. Cities and states are stupid, but the federal government is enlightened and kind!

    static.klipy.com Dr. Evil Says 'How 'Bout No'

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  13. @dtkleinks.bsky.socialBluesky

    For someone who wrote about the death of expertise, this is a disappointing position. Why does local Bubba on the school board have a better grasp of educational needs tan, say, experts? A Trump neanderthal is not the only alternative to local control.

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