Neanderthals in winter camp

Sites of hunting grounds in France, the Caucasus and Wallertheim in the Rhineland, as well as in the hunting station Buhlen prove that "Neanderthals were specialized hunters who repeatedly ambushed and killed bisons or mammoths in their tracks in winter pastures.
The camps were always built near the hunting grounds.

During their lifetime, Neanderthals deliberately sought out larger deposits of flint and quartzite, and in some places they were sedentary for over ten thousand years.

Series list for 203/351
No. 203-p25 (1x) Neanderthal: Child, sleeping
No. 203-p17 (1x) Neanderthal: Man, pointing
No. 203-p26 (1x) Neanderthal: fireplace, campfire
No. 203-p18 (1x) Neanderthal: Man, standing
No. 203-p27 (1x) Neanderthal man: animal skull
No. 203-p19 (1x) Neanderthal: Man, wrapped in fur
No. 203-p28 (1x) Neanderthal man: brushwood, firewood, pile of wood
No. 203-p20 (1x) Neanderthal: Man, naked (by the fire)
No. 203-p21 (1x) Neanderthal man, naked (by the fire)
No. 203-p22 (1x) Neanderthal man, naked (by the fire)
No. 203-p23 (1x) Neanderthal: Woman, naked with child (by the fire)
No. 203-p15 (1x) Neanderthal man with club and bird
No. 203-p24 (1x) Neanderthal man with fur cape
No. 203-p16 (1x) Neanderthal: Man, with killed game on his back