Neanderthals did not have ritual for burial, unlike homo sapiens.
According to Dr. Rohan Kapitany, social rituals like burials were something that evolved later in Homo sapiens and are therefore a uniquely human construct. This raises the question of why these behaviours arose so much later in our evolution, given that much of the research into Neanderthal culture has attempted to expand their cultural and cognitive capacities.They also contend that Neanderthals' capacity for ritualistic behaviour was crucial to their capacity for making and employing tools, which has ramifications for our understanding of how humans and human-like minds produced tools and subsequently improved their own wellbeing.
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