Neanderthal remains thought to be 37,000 years old are much older
Neanderthal remains thought to be 37,000 years old are much older Ryan Morrison For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Neanderthal remains discovered in a cave in Belgium thought to be 37,000 years old are actually thousands of years older than previous studies suggested, study shows. University of Oxford archaeologists re-dated a number of Neanderthal specimens from Spy Cave in Belgium, a renowned site for palaeolithic discoveries and found contamination skewed earlier dating efforts. The team say some bones previously dated at about 37,000 years old from ...