First genocide of human beings occurred 30,000 years ago

This planet faced a global catastrophe 30,000 years ago as a result of which mankind was destroyed by humans themselves. The phenomenon known today as genocide that began 30,000 years ago when homo sapiens came across a unique independent type of humans and destroyed them to seize more space on the planet.

	This planet faced a global catastrophe 30,000 years ago (dinosaurreproductions.com)
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Paleontology, the science about ancient creatures that once inhabited the planet has always been a quiet academic occupation. But today the science is gripped with stormy disputes between two research groups. They still fail to define the place of strange creatures Neanderthal men in the past of the Earth. They inhabited the planet for half a million of years and vanished without leaving a trace. They formed in Europe and lived there for hundreds of thousands of years and would not leave it. Those creatures had features that we now call primitive: big superciliary archs and massive jaws. Their heads were much bigger than modern people have as their brain was much bigger. It is not clear yet for what purposes they needed such a huge intellectual device.

The average male height was 1.65 m with the weight of about 90 kg and females were 10 cm shorter. They had a different structure of arms and legs: shorter forearms and shanks. Neanderthal men’s faces with wide pug noses that allowed them safely inhale very cold air produced a really proud and scary impression.

All evidence about Neanderthal men proves that they formed an individual culture different from the world of other hominids and the animal world; they knew how to use fire and made various tools of stone. At that, their methods of stone working differed from those that our homo sapiens ancestors used. It means that homo sapiens and Neanderthal men obtained knowledge from different sources. Neanderthal men traveled about the world, from Europe to the Middle East and brought stone instruments that had been made by craftsmen in the homeland.

Forty thousand years ago Neanderthal men began to burry their deceased. No other predecessors of humans but homo sapiens and Neanderthal men did so. Also, only humans and Neanderthal men knew what adornment was and used decorations.

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