The Naked Neanderthal

This book challenges the traditional view of Neanderthals as inferior beings. It presents them as fully human, shaped by unique cultural traditions. The author, a Neanderthal hunter and paleoanthropologist, shares insights from over thirty years of study. He explores archaeological sites from the Arctic Circle to the Mediterranean, revealing what the evidence tells us about Neanderthal life, intelligence, and their place in our evolutionary history. The narrative encourages readers to reconsider preconceived notions about these ancient relatives and highlights the complexities of human evolution.