Armoured Neanderthal
Around the turn of the century, an anonymous writer in the science journal Nature
reported that in the February issue of the Bulletin International of the
Academy of Sciences of Cracow, Mr K. Stolyhwo described the discovery of a human
skull with classic Neanderthal features. The entire skeleton was in a tomb which
also contained iron arrowheads and a suit of chain-mail armour.
This report is no surprise, as Neanderthal bony features have nothing to do with
evolutionary 'ape-man' beliefs. They are probably just an example of genetic variation
among people, more pronounced in the early post-Flood era. Some evolutionists have
pointed out that some Neanderthal bony features are found in a percentage of present-day
Europeans.
Nature, 77:587 (1908)—as referenced in the Sourcebook series by William
Corliss.
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