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The Oldest Neandertal Site Dates to ,At

Question 29

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The oldest Neandertal site dates to ________,at ________.

A) 130,000 yBP;Krapina,Croatia
B) 32,000 yBP;Krapina,Croatia
C) 130,000 yBP;La Chapelle-aux-Saints,France
D) 25,000 yBP;La Chapelle-aux-Saints,France

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