Compare and contrast the homo erectus and Neandertal cultures?

Question

Compare and contrast the homo erectus and Neandertal cultures?

Answer 1

Seriously? Come on.

Why do middle/high school students always post their homework on here hoping some ignorant idiot will answer it, thus saving them the small amount of work it would have taken in the first place to just research and write it?

Do the freaking work.

Kids these days.

Answer 2

There is no simple, easy answer to that question that can really be covered in less than at least a ten page essay - I suggest that you do your own homework.

Answer 3

It is believed that Homo neanderthalensis branched off from Homo erectus, by way of Homo heidelbergensis about 400,000 to 500,000 years ago, when they migrated to northern Europe...

Ultimately, Neanderthals came to a biological dead end 25,000 years ago, that is, unless an ongoning study determines that some of their genes have been passed onto modern humans...

Homo erectus also survived until about 27,000 years ago, last found on the island of Java, and would have been slightly more adapted to a warmer climate than the hardy Neanderthals...

Answer 4

Yes, that will make a very good essay for the social studies class you are teaching. Great idea!

Answer 5

Homo Erectus perfers bellbottoms while Neandertal guys perfers tighter fitting ends because of cold weather.

Homo Erection usually hunts later at night than Neandertal because Neandertal man lives in colder weather then and it gets pretty cold at night and they didn't have Starters jackets like we have today.

Homo Erctus probably would prefer to drive a Jeep so they can have open space to throw their stones at prey.  Neandertal would likely use a large SUV (plenty of space to store javelin and probably enough towing power to drag home a butchered Wooly mammoth) provided it has good snow tires because of cold weather conditions that they live in.