A nearly toothless jawbone found last year in France, which represents an early form of the Neandertals, speaks volumes about the ancient roots of providing life-saving care for the injured and infirm, according to a new report.
A top view of the partial Neandertal jaw found in France shows extensive tooth loss and bone damage.
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