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Oct. 9th, 2015 09:50 amhttp://www.bbc.com /earth/story/ 20150929-why-are-we-the-only-human-species-still-alive?ocid=twert
Once Earth was home to a host of human species, from Neanderthals to hobbits. But today only we survive
By Melissa Hogenboom
29 September 2015
I've only marked the first lines or so. But this article reminded me of the Wild Men of the Woods (i.e., Drúedain) -- is it possible that Tolkien was describing a last remnant of Neanderthals?
Once Earth was home to a host of human species, from Neanderthals to hobbits. But today only we survive
By Melissa Hogenboom
29 September 2015
I've only marked the first lines or so. But this article reminded me of the Wild Men of the Woods (i.e., Drúedain) -- is it possible that Tolkien was describing a last remnant of Neanderthals?
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