It's incredible to think that instead of isolated evolutionary tracks, early human groups were exchanging ideas, tools, and even burial customs
A surprisingly touching film about a frozen Neanderthal brought back to life. Have a feeling you'll like it.
People have been people for 200k years. There’s a built in assumption in these sorts of stories that before the pyramids or whatever, everyone was running around like apes. Pounding their chests and each other.
I’d say of course people communicated and helped each other out. There were far fewer of us, and for the most part they lived in a world of great abundance.