File:La Carigüela-Neanderthal.jpg

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English: Frontal bone of a neanderthal child from the Cave of La Garigüela ( Carigüela del Piñar, province of Granada, Spain); it is dated betwen 50,000-46,000 years old. This is a replica, the original it exhibit in the Museo Arqueológico Provincial of Granada)
Español: Frontal infantil procedente de la Cueva de La Garigüela ( Carigüela del Piñar, provincia de Granada, España), datado entre 50.000 y 46.000 años de antigüedad. La foto muestra una réplica, el original se expone en el Museo Arqueológico Provincial de Granada

Date

March 2007

Source

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Author

José Manuel Benito Álvarez

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