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Neanderthal footprints found in Portugal show they used coastal areas 82,000 to 78,000 years ago.
Archaeologists discovered Neanderthal footprints on a Portuguese beach dating back 82,000 to 78,000 years, revealing they used coastal areas for hunting and foraging.
The findings, published in Scientific Reports, show Neanderthals navigated dunes and lived in small family groups, challenging views of them as merely land-bound hunters.
The footprints also indicate their adaptability and use of diverse environments.
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Las huellas de los neandertales encontradas en Portugal muestran que usaron áreas costeras hace 82.000 a 78.000 años.