Archeologists have uncovered new research that suggests Neanderthals were a lot more like humans than previously thought.
During a dig in northwest Italy, researchers from the University of Colorado Denver found evidence that Neanderthals divided their caves into separate spaces for activities, like tool-making, butchering and sleeping.
The story is part of the new Colorado Matters series Beta Test, which covers new research coming out of Colorado's labs, universities and private companies.
