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Many Neanderthal fossils have been recovered showing massive amounts of wear on the teeth, which to many physical anthropologists suggests that the teeth were regularly used for gripping skins during stretching and working.
Many Neanderthal fossils have been recovered showing massive amounts of wear on the teeth, which to many physical anthropologists suggests that the teeth were regularly used for gripping skins during stretching and working.
<ref>The Dawn of Human Culture <i>Richard Klein, New York, John Wiley and Sons, 2002</i></ref>
<ref>The Dawn of Human Culture <i>Richard Klein, New York, John Wiley and Sons, 2002</i></ref>
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