One of the most hotly debated questions in the history of Neanderthal research has been whether they created art.
and pigments in places where Neanderthals had no obvious reason to be that they appear to have been inquisitive about their world.
The evolution of Neanderthals' visual culture over time suggests their social structures were changing. They increasingly used pigments and ornaments to decorate their bodies., Neanderthals adorned their bodies perhaps as competition for group leadership became more sophisticated. Colors and ornaments conveyed messages about strength and power, helping individuals convince their contemporaries of their strength and suitability to lead.
We can't guess the specific meaning of these marks, but they suggest that Neanderthal people were becoming more imaginative.to accessorize the body. These were restricted to animal body parts – pendants made of carnivore teeth, shells and bits of bone. These necklaces were similar to those worn around the same time byDid Neanderthal visual culture differ from that of? I think it probably did, although not in sophistication.
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