Re: Most recent Neandertals

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In article <DvwBIz.CI2@ridgecrest.ca.us>, Bob Keeter
<b_keeter@owens.ridgecrest.ca.is> says:
>
>jimf@vangelis.co.symbios.com (Jim Foley) wrote:
>>
>>I thought I had read about some Neandertal fossils from Croatia which
>>had recently been dated at around 30,000 years or even less, but I
can't
>>find any references to it now. Does anyone know which fossils I might
>>be thinking of, or have any references?
>>
>
>Was this Croatia, or Spain? I had heard of some very recent <35k yrs
old
>Neanderthal remains, but I thought that they were located near Gibraltar
in
>Spain.
>
>Regards
>bk
>
>
Near Gibraltar, yes.

Age 33k years.

Timo

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