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Il 3 agosto 1908 i fratelli Bouyssonie trovarono nella grotta di Chapelle-aux-Saints, nel sud-ovest della Francia, i resti di uno scheletro neandertaliano in una fossa scavata nel substrato calcareo, lunga 1.45 m, larga 0.85 m, profonda 0.39 m (in seguito denominato com l’acronimo LCS1). Si trattava di un uomo adulto (> 60 di età alla morte), di se...
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