The "Quina" culture of stone-tool making is a subset of this species' Mousterian style of flint-knapping, and it gave way to the Chatelperronian culture.
A member of this species was found buried in the fetal position and soil analysis showed that it had been buried with medicinal flowers. In addition to that "Flower burial," nine of their skeletons were found at Shanidar, a site in northeast Iraq. The "Quina" culture of stone-tool making is a subset of this species' Mousterian style of flint-knapping, and it gave way to the Chatelperronian culture. Another fossil of this species known as "the Old Man" was found in Chapelle-aux-Saints France, and other notable finds occurred at La Ferrassie and Le Moustier. FTP, name this subspecies of the Homo genus with a distinctly heavy brow that coexisted with Homo sapiens and are named after a German valley.
A member of this species was found buried in the fetal position and soil analysis showed that it had been buried with medicinal flowers.
Homo sapiens neanderthalensis