El Sidrón Cave
A collapsed karst system in Asturias that yielded over 2,500 Neanderthal bones from a single group of 13 people. Their dental plaque preserved what they ate.
Dated events and their evidence
- 47,000 BCE mainstream
A family group of thirteen Neanderthals dies here about 49,000 years ago source - 47,000 BCE mainstream
Dental calculus shows a diet of pine nuts, moss and mushrooms rather than meat source
Where
43.3861° N, 5.3283° W
Sources
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