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Anthropology

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8. That's a good point

Sat Jul 5, 2025, 12:07 PM

Jul 5

They probably did use it when cooking as opposed to just eating it. They weren't quite to the point of making Jell-O though!

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Neanderthals Operated "Fat Factories" 125,000 Years Ago [View all] Judi Lynn Jul 5 OP

"detailed knowledge of nutrition" bucolic_frolic Jul 5 #1

I'll pass on the bone grease soup Shermann Jul 5 #3

They may have used it to cook grains, roots and plants. pandr32 Jul 5 #6

That's a good point Shermann Jul 5 #8

The marrow part would be good though. COL Mustard Jul 5 #7

Sounds like the Neaderthals created the original Greaze Burger BoRaGard Jul 5 #5

I wonder whether they used the fat for other reasons too nuxvomica Jul 5 #9