Watch documentary about neanderthals

While us homo sapiens focused a lot on scattering ourselves across the world, neanderthals would usually remain in small packs scattered throughout southern europe and were highly vulnerable to disease, illnesses could take out large packs of them. Other factors were that many were bread into homo sapiens or killed by them, and that they had less adaptivity to climate change than homo sapiens. There isn't really one defining answer

Looks like straight outta holland or germany

Euros and levantines interbred with neanderthals. Asians with denisova humans.

>area of modern day Israel

israelites came from Ur

They reproduced less and were less violent/territorial

>t. Seething 1400cm3 homo sapiens brainlet

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According to a documentary I watched several months ago, they died because they were the real men.
They preferred living with only a few numbers of their relatives, while gaysapiens loved to flock in large number along with genetically distant individuals, which facilitated the development of the latter's hunting maneuvers.
The hunting styles of the two were also different.
Neanderthals were really awesome warriors, who preferred to fight against heavy games at close range with their spears and shields. They often got heavily wounded by such daily fighting and many of who died of it young. Gaysapiens, on the other hand, had hunted small games from the distant places using bows and atlatls.

>They reproduced less and were less violent/territorial
good thing we're not like them, haha

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Completely depends on what you define as smart. They couldnt speak and didnt have the same communicative abilities as us, neither did their brains share our creative capacity, but they definitely had different abilities adapted to their environment. It is almost impossible to tell what those were though from skull structure.
Their brains were bigger, absolutely, but that doesnt mean in any regard that they were more intelligent than us. Whales and elephants brains are tens of times larger than ours yet they don't share any of our intelligent abilities. It completely comes down to the brains components.

H-hot

Neanderthals=europeans
Homo sapiens=brown and black people
White extinction is destined to be.

I'd hit it

wow... just like the white man

But, Asians have the highest ratio of Neanderthal's gene. Your relatives, Papuans are also known to be the biggest possessors of the genetic remnants of the Denisovans in the modern humankind, who are the relatives of the Neanderthals.

have sex

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People / % neanderthal DNA / Average IQ
East Asians / 2.3–2.6% / ~105 iq
Europeans / 1.8–2.4% / ~100 iq
Sub-Saharan / 0% / < 80 iq
If 2% neanderthal DNA means +20 iq then just imagine how smart they were

Both are being progressively wiped out and bred out

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There is nothing to indicate those genes were what made them smarter, or the way we define smarter in that regard. Neanderthals didn't have our creative abilities, why would they magically become even more stronger from breeding with them? What cognitive parts of the brain do you claim they enhance? And comparing it to an undeveloped nation is flawed. The average IQ in Europe 200 years ago was ~70 as well, long years of constant education is what causes the brain to develop in to these high IQ's

humans can organise really big groups in a way Neanderthals couldn't

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