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OK given that this is true which it may well be but is a matter of current research neanderthals ceased at some stage to be a separate group from homo spapians.
by JupiterMoon 11y ago
OK given that this is true which it may well be but is a matter of current research neanderthals ceased at some stage to be a separate group from homo spapians. The time was well before the Scandinavians appeared.
- danieltillett 11y agoWell since the Scandinavians are part Neanderthal there is no point at which the ceased to be separate, however, at the time that people with a majority Neanderthal genes ceased to exist Scandinavia was under 2km of ice and so nobody lived there. There never was a time when anyone, but humans lived there.