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Who killed the Neanderthal?
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Who killed the Neanderthal?

Apr 10, 2018
0h 52m
★ 7.5

Overview

Neandertal man disappeared abruptly 30,000 years ago. Who was that "other" man and what is the most plausible hypothesis leading to his extinction? An investigation using all current knowledge available tries to answer these questions.

Genres

Documentary
History

Production Companies

Bonne Pioche

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Cast

Anne Cardona

Anne Cardona

Damien Cochereau

Damien Cochereau

Thierry Frémont

(voice)

Thierry Frémont

Agnès Jamonneau

Agnès Jamonneau

Sara Malaterre

Wana (archive footage)

Sara Malaterre

Aruna Shields

Aki (archive footage)

Aruna Shields

Simon Paul Sutton

Ao (archive footage)

Simon Paul Sutton