Neanderthals cooked and ate vegetables
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Neanderthals cooked and ate vegetables



Researchers in the US have found grains of cooked plant material in their teeth.

The study is the first to confirm that the Neanderthal diet was not confined to meat and was more sophisticated than previously thought.

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