article_snippet: Neanderthals may have created and worn the world's first jewellery 130,000 years ago, according to scientists.
article_snippet: Researchers examining eight talons taken from a white-tailed eagle found at Krapina in Croatia say Researchers examining eight talons taken from a white-tailed eagle found at Krapina in Croatia were used to create necklace or bracelet.
article_snippet: The claws bear multiple cut marks, notches and signs that Researchers examining eight talons taken from a white-tailed eagle found at Krapina in Croatia had been polishing by the Neanderthals that once inhabited the site where Researchers examining eight talons taken from a white-tailed eagle found at Krapina in Croatia were found.
article_snippet: Anthropologists at the University Kansas say eight talons taken from a white-tailed eagle found at Krapina in Croatia appear to have been made into symbolic jewellery 80,000 years before modern humans arrived in Europe.
article_snippet: The findings add to mounting evidence that Neanderthals were not the slow-witted and primative creatures Neanderthals are often portrayed as.