Titlebook: Learning Among Neanderthals and Palaeolithic Modern Humans; Archaeological Evide Yoshihiro Nishiaki,Olaf J?ris Book 2019 Springer Nature Si

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Book 2019estigation of possible differences between the two populations in cognitive ability for learning. The project aims to evaluate a unique working hypothesis, coined as the learning hypothesis, which postulates that differences in learning eventually resulted in the replacement of those populations.?.T

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The Expert Performance Model of Neandertal Cognitiondertals and modern humans are almost indistinguishable. The only apparent difference in expertise lies in the domain of innovation, where an enhanced working memory capacity provided modern humans with an apparent advantage.

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Ratchets and Replacement: The Potential Role of Cultural Accumulation in the?Replacement of Neanderteta-population size and differences in the timing of the onset of technological innovations might have led to a disparity between Neanderthals and modern humans in accumulated cultural knowledge. This disparity offers a plausible explanatory framework for the adaptive advantage of modern humans during the expansion into Eurasia.

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Cognitive Capacities?of the?Neanderthalsennia, much longer than our own recent history. By comparison, what shall we be after just one more millennium? Putting Neanderthal apart from human evolutions is not only a mistake, but mostly an act of racism.

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