Neanderthals—Swimmers and Divers

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If you’re like me, you were taught that Neanderthals were our less evolved—and primitive—cousins. But that picture’s now changing.

For example, a recent study found they collected shelled creatures from the ocean, showing they could swim and dive.

So who were the Neanderthals? Well, they were humans, descendants of Adam and Eve. They were simply a variety of humans who lived in a harsh environment.

They lived in caves and made tool from items that were available around them, like from stones and shells. You see, they were trying to survive in areas impacted by the ice age after the global flood.

When we start with God’s Word, what we see in the world makes sense.

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• Neanderthal Man: Like Other Humans
• Study: Neanderthals Could Swim and Dive