The skulls were discovered in Engis, Belgium by Schmerling.
Subsequent proximate “Neanderthal Man” discoveries would take place in Gibralter (1846), and in the Neander Valley near Dusseldorf (August, 1856)
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The skulls were discovered in Engis, Belgium by Schmerling.
Subsequent proximate “Neanderthal Man” discoveries would take place in Gibralter (1846), and in the Neander Valley near Dusseldorf (August, 1856)