Around 18:40 Yesterday, Two Videos Were Released on the Same Theme

The SIMPLE Reason Neanderthals Disappeared
Highly Compelling | 11 Oct. 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1VPP9FzlE0

Alice Roberts finds out how the Neanderthals went extinct | BBC Timestamp
BBC Timestamp | 11 Oct. 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tn3bMbm5uw

Why did (pure) Neanderthals go extinct?

My answer is known to some. On the Ark you had the Sapiens Sapiens type with some admixture of Neanderthal and Denisovan. The three daughters in law of Noah arguably had no Neanderthal mothers, since the mitochondrial DNA of El Sidrón is no longer with us. Noah (and his three sons with him) had no Neanderthal father, since the Y chromosome of El Sidrón is no longer with us.

I have obviously previously reviewed a theory about Campi Flegrei causing a long term chilling and sterilising effect on the countries where Neanderthals were living, the Campi Flegrei eruption on my view took place early on in the Flood, as a by-product of the water reservoirs or "fountains" of the deep breaking up. It didn't cause that kind of climate disaster, since the Flood cleansed the air, the Ice Age happened for other reasons. But it's carbon date 39 000 BP (presumably 37 000 or 36 950 BC) gives me the calibration of I on my tables: real date 2957 BC, carbon date 37 000 BC = atmosphere had 1.6277 pmC back then.

Obviously, some guys aren't happy with Neanderthal disappearance remaining an argument for Young Earth Creationism, more precisely the Flood, so they come up with predictably other theories. Haven't looked at them yet, don't know if the two videos have the same theory, but, they kind of show a campaign. Especially as both are on opposite sides of "the Great Pond" ...

Meanwhile, if you are interested in my calibrations, they are on another blog, specialised on this issue, when they are in English: Newer Tables: Preliminaries · Flood to Joseph in Egypt · Joseph in Egypt to Fall of Troy. This is my latest update on carbon dating, so far./HGL

PS, Alice Roberts showed two archaeologists finding Mousterian tools being better at cutting and more numerous per raw material, as compared to later techniques. Completely supports my theory, Neanderthals lived pro-Flood and had centuries to develop stone tools, retaining what Nodians exchanged for iron and bronze, while post-Flood Upper Palaeolithic was Noah's extended family trying to catch up ... and failing./HGL