Neander Valley

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Neander Valley is a small river valley in western Germany renowned as the site where the first recognized Neanderthal fossils were discovered, giving the species its name.

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Surface form Occurrences
Neander Valley, Germany 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
river valley
country Germany NERFINISHED
discoveredBy Johann Carl Fuhlrott NERFINISHED
discoveryDate 1856
formerSpelling Neanderthal NERFINISHED
gaveNameTo Homo neanderthalensis NERFINISHED
Neanderthals NERFINISHED
geologicalFeature limestone gorge
hasDiscovery Neanderthal 1 fossil NERFINISHED
hasLandmark Neanderthal Museum NERFINISHED
Neanderthal discovery site monument NERFINISHED
hasNearbySettlement Erkrath NERFINISHED
Hochdahl NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance first recognized Neanderthal fossils
key site in human evolution research
knownFor discovery of Neanderthal fossils
type locality of Homo neanderthalensis
languageOfLocality German
localName Neandertal NERFINISHED
locatedIn state of North Rhine-Westphalia NERFINISHED
western Germany
locatedNear city of Düsseldorf
town of Mettmann
namedAfter Joachim Neander NERFINISHED
partOf Düssel river system
studiedBy Hermann Schaaffhausen NERFINISHED
tourism hiking
prehistoric archaeology tourism
traversedBy Düssel River NERFINISHED

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Neanderthals typeSpecimenFoundAt Neander Valley
Neanderthals typeLocality Neander Valley
this entity surface form: Neander Valley, Germany
Neanderthals namedAfter Neander Valley