But the Neanderthals, in spite of their accomplishments, were not entirely modern in their behavior. They made few tools out of bone, including needles, even though they must have made clothes from pelts. They buried their dead simply, and they left almost no traces of symbolic behavior such as art. They rarely ate fish or shellfish, even though these were abundant in some of the habitats in which Neanderthals lived.
(The Story of the Human Body; Daniel Lieberman)
Would you be so kind as to tell me whether it means that they did not make needles?
Thanks.
(The Story of the Human Body; Daniel Lieberman)
Would you be so kind as to tell me whether it means that they did not make needles?
Thanks.