El último Neandertal

After twenty-five years of excavations in a cave in southern France, Ludovic Slimak discovers the remarkably well-preserved remains of a Neanderthal. This find, analyzed by scientific teams from around the world, reveals a turning point in human history and forces a rewriting of the final chapters of our evolution. Could these bones belong to one of the last Neanderthals? What do they tell us about the arrival of Homo sapiens in Europe and the fate of our closest relatives? Narrated in the first person by the man who made the discovery, The Last Neanderthal combines the excitement of an archaeological adventure with the depth of a reflection on what it means to be human. Amid unexpected discoveries and scientific dilemmas, Slimak guides us on a fascinating journey to the edge of time, where science and intuition, evidence and mystery intersect. A gripping tale that challenges our certainties and confronts us with a question as ancient as it is relevant: Is this how humans disappear?