Killing Their Cousins-bookcover

By: Tony Howells

Killing Their Cousins

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The Neanderthals (Nea) became extinct about 30,000 years ago, about 10,000 years after Early Modern Humans (Sap) reached Southern Europe.This book is historical fiction concerning the extinction of the Nea. The early chapters are about the culture and social organization of the Nea and the Sap. Later chapters describe armed conflict between the Brown Bear tribe of the Nea and the Sap invaders.The Brown Bears learned their fighting skills from the Nea groups who invaded their land, which prepared them to fight the Sap when they came. Eventually, a group of Sap came onto Brown Bear land, and started to build a camp; the Bear fighters prepared to challenge them. The battles began, and these are described in the final chapters of the book.

Tony Howells retired from his position as a biochemist in 1998. He began writing and produced several short novels and plays. In 2010, he started writing crime fiction and produced four novels published by Kindle Direct Publishing.


In 2018, he began this Neanderthal novel. Tony has been interested in Neanderthals for many years, since reading the Jean Auel books. Recently, he has read several other books on Neanderthals, which further stimulated his interest in these people.

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  • Geoff D

    A realistic and well researched depiction of what may have happened when Neandertal and Early Modern Humans first met! Tony has put together a realistic snapshot of the clash of cultures that resulted and the ensuing struggle for dominance. Well worth a read.

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