Thorin, le dernier Néandertalien

Overview

Set in the captivating Mandrin Cave of the Rhône Valley, archaeologist Ludovic Slimak uncovers a treasure trove of fossils and tools, revealing that Neanderthals thrived in the area for more than 80,000 years. Among the remarkable finds is Thorin, the first Neanderthal discovered in France in fifty years, shedding light on the prehistoric inhabitants of the region. This groundbreaking excavation not only enriches our understanding of human evolution but also highlights the importance of the Mandrin Cave as a significant archaeological site.