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neanderthals or neandertals are our closest extinct human relatives there is some debate as to whether they were a distinct species of the homo genus homo neanderthalensis or a subspecies of homo sapiensour well known but often misunderstood fossil kin lived in eurasia 200000 to 30000 years ago in the pleistocene epochhere is some debate as to whether they were a distinct species of the homo genus homo neanderthalensis or a subspecies of homo sapiens our well known but often misunderstood fossil kin lived in eurasia 200000 to 30000 years ago in the pleistocene epoch
Neandertals. The Neandertals were the most well-known of the archaic humans. They were a relatively late population, from about 300,000 â 28,000 years ago. Although they are technically called archaic humans, it is more accurate to say that they were super-specialized, even more specialized than modern humans.Map showing location of Neandertal sites. Neandertal remains have been found all over Europe and in a few places in the Near East and Asia Minor.hey choose to refer to them generally as âarchaic Homo sapiens â or âarchaic humansâ. Previously, the earliest European fossils dated to 800,000 years ago. Recently, new fossils from Spain were uncovered that push back the presence of hominids in Europe over 1.1 million years.