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The bones were recovered from a Neanderthal hunting camp in Navalmaillo Rockshelter, central Spain. These bones were analyzed by researcher Abel Moclan / his colleagues. Statistical analysis of the fossil record suggests that Neanderthals cooked large herds of cattle and deer in rock shelters.
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But they took their prey to another place and ate it. Evidence has also been found that they used fire and made stone weapons. A statement from the Spanish National Research Center for Human Evolution / CENIEH said:
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