A typical European Neanderthal originating from the Würm Glacial Period. Discovered in 1866 in the Spee Cave in Namur, Belgium. Three human bones were found buried on a terrace in the cave facing south, slightly above the Amur Riverbed, including one full adult male and female skeleton and a free juvenile lower leg bone. Associated animal fossils include mammoths, bears, and wild buffalo. Cultural remains discovered include stone and bone tools from the Mousterian culture. Spee [Suzuki Takashi] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
ウルム氷期に由来するヨーロッパの典型的なネアンデルタール人。1866年,ベルギー,ナミュール県スピー洞窟から発見された。人骨は3体で,オルノー河床からわずか上がって南面する洞窟のテラス上に,成人男女の全身骨格各1体と,遊離した幼年下腿骨が埋葬されていた。これに伴う動物化石は,マンモス,クマ,野牛など。文化遺物としてはムスティエ文化の石器と骨器類が発見されている。スピー【鈴木 尚】
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