The Neanderthal within us with Chris Stringer |
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- Is it really an insult to be called a Neanderthal? Our human origins expert, Prof Chris Stringer talked to Alison Shean about Homo neanderthalensis and their relationship with modern humans while answering questions from the live audience during the show. How did they live? What did they eat? To what extent did they interact with Homo sapiens?
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0:00 Introduction
1:25 Meet Chris Stringer
1:30 Find out about the neanderthals
13:19 Imperial College facial reconstruction
18:02 Your questions answered and more neanderthals
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Very intelligent and thorough answers. Great video.
I particularly appreciate the point made about the extent of the range of the Neanderthals. I suspect that will be proven to be much broader, as new evidence is found. Great Q & A! I always appreciate the work of, and communication abilities of Chris Stringer (not to mention his intelligence and great critical thinking attributes).
thank you nhm awesome stuff!!
very interesting topic!
Very interesting. Thank you!
Suggesting that communication "may" have existed is a bit cautious - I can communicate with my dog in fairly crude terms. I think we can assume that combinations of hand signals, different noises and facial expressions would have sufficed.
My favourite subject! Its so interesting.
Do you find it more interesting than a grilled cheese sandwich ?
Isn’t it funny that the world knows this much about self but still choose to inflict upon Africa and all other ethnic backgrounds ... it’s almost biblical
The teeth in the Neanderthal skull look very different in size and shape, but they didn't mention that. I wonder about what characteristics we may have taken from Neanderthals. I read somewhere that red hair was supposed to have come from Neanderthals but I don't know how accurate that statement is. Did we get positive attributes from Neanderthals I wonder, not just attributes that can cause disease now.
Fascinating topic!!!
An interesting fact about Neanderthal & capacity 4 *Language* Within our own genetic code there is a gene associated with the capability of creating & receiving complex communication; we know of this BC when their is a genetic defect @this spot the person is severely affected. This Exact same gene is also present within the Neanderthal genome- which still leaves it up to speculation as to how they communicated while (99.9%) settling the whole "IF" they communicated mystery
Great! Do you have a link that I can source this from?
Is Neanderthal a species separate from our own. They can breed with modern humans and product healthy offspring that can reproduce themselves, at least through the female offspring? Species definition: a group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding.
I agree but specialists are trying to work out how to define " species" .
This is slightly out of date. Neanderthal, speaking using the definition of "Biological species" is the same species as modern humans. Neanderthal and modern humans mated and had viable offspring, viable meaning their offspring could reproduce. Dogs are the same species, but look very different. Neanderthal is a breed of human, not a separate species, by current definition of biological specie.
Scientists are now struggling with the definition of species. Depending on how one defines species you are correct.
If Neanderthals had survived to the present day would their be individuals who were as messed up as some homo sapiens for example would their be some neanderthals who were serial killers or who enjoyed torture etc
Probably.
Is it possible to track my own Neanderthal MtDNA ?
No, because modern humans do not have any MtDNA from neanderthals. We only have some of their nuclear DNA.
No. I guess full blooded Neanderthal females might not been sapien males cup of tea to mate with.
Yes it exists
Neanderthal eyeballs are larger in diameter. The back of the brain is larger. Good for vision. Their toughness would be the trait most favored in the descendants of Neanderthal-Cro Magnon interbreeding.
They're playing with skulls now.these guessers are putting 2+2 together and coming out with minus infinity.
I'm 99% Neanderthal. Don't believe me? If you saw me you would understand why
It's been suggested that I am the missing link.
I believe the largest amount of Neanderthal DNA that's been found in Homo Sapiens is 4%.
Chuck Norris is 100% Neanderthal.
Why didn’t the Neanderthal migrate out of Europe their situations were harsh I couldn’t imagine them being intelligent if their living conduction wasn’t ideal but they never chose to migrate out until later
Bingo . I thought of this long ago.
What does "simpler language" even mean. If language has grammar isn't it all similarily complex?
I can think of a language that might have involved different sounds that are meant to mean something without being sophisticated - just lots of sounds for things for instance, maybe a sound for danger, maybe accompanied by gestures like pointing.
@@heliotropezzz333 You may be right, but my understanding was always that language involves grammar and that grammar by it's very nature is complex. What you're describing is something a lot of animals do and we never call that language. But of course you may be right and thanks for responding.
@@americalost5100 Well I think that's what the guy may have meant. Language is a form of communication and what I described is a form of communication which has conventions that a group can understand. One definition of language is: a 'method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way'.
Grunting, body language, expressions, gestures, intonation, laughing(?); and shoving, pushing, pulling, striking. A lot can be said without structured language. Ancient languages were probably as complex as modern ones, but nothing can really be said about them
Where is the common ancestor
Dude could be Michael Shermer's brother.
I'm 3.9% neanderthal.
are you hairy, do you have huge brow ridges, are you short and stocky? Are you physically strong?
No, yes, no, yes.
I too am 3.7 % neanderthal as per my DNA test. Iam short and stocky built large rib cage small hips. When I was pregnant they did an xray of my pelvis said it was very small compared to my shoulders and large rib cage dr made the comment if they were to find my skeleton it could be mistaken for a young adolescent male lol
I also have 3 autoimmune diseases which I find interesting after watching this video
I took a DNA test and I have Neanderthal DNA
23andMe I show .5 Neanderthal Levantine high bread, just in is .5 Arab Egyptian Levantine I am very Healy female 68 I am interested in your Resurch
They were cannibals
Humans died
With cannibalism
Unites all Europeans !
Black supremacists Vs white supemacists in the comments.
Now I've seen it all!!!
Nothing to do with neanderthals.
These people have no lives.they would struggle to get friends in the real world.
This is to old
They didnt speak
Only a zombie with no direction would find joy in watching such a fantasy production.
K9 way sign tall climb right handed left behind spring and shine fall in line deaf leading blind watch me waist my time
Not everyone has Neanderthal in them...just the certain groups of people...