This article explores the ongoing debate surrounding the final Neanderthal populations, focusing on evidence from the Iberian Peninsula and the latest research that challenges previous assumptions. It investigates the use of radiocarbon dating and archaeological evidence to pinpoint the last known Neanderthal communities and considers the potential for interbreeding with Homo sapiens.
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Masdar, the UAE’s clean energy powerhouse, has announced its proposed acquisition of Saeta Yield, a leading renewable energy company in Spain and Portugal, from Brookfield Renewable for an implied enterprise value of approximately US$1.4 billion. This strategic move strengthens Masdar’s presence in the Iberian Peninsula and positions it for continued growth in one of Europe’s largest renewable energy markets.
A new study delves into the genetic history of a medieval Christian community in Spain who lived in artificial caves. Analyzing DNA from their remains revealed a story of inbreeding, violence, and disease, offering a unique perspective on life away from major urban centers during a tumultuous era.