The Animal Bones Recovered at the Neandertal Site in Kobeh

question 60

Multiple Choice

The animal bones recovered at the Neandertal site in Kobeh Cave show that the Neandertals:

• A) had access to the animal carcasses only after carnivores had eaten their fill
• B) practiced a simple version of animal husbandry
• C) had hunted the animals and extracted the best cuts of meat for their subsistence
• D) used the animals in ritual sacrifice

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Ocular Lens

A transparent structure within the eye that focuses light onto the retina to form clear images.