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Awareness of Death
Certainty Style Key
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True
Likely
Speculative
Human Uniqueness Compared to "Great Apes":
Relative DifferenceMOCA Domain:
CognitionHumans have the ceremony of death regardless of cultural difference. Humans drop tears in front of the corpus. We hardly discovered this kind of behavior in the other animals. When did it start? The archaeological evidence of Neanderthal man shows the burial of their dead that could be ritual. The flower pollens could be a ritual burials. In some cases Neanderthal burials include bones and tools. The living animals also show the special behavior to the corpus. Chimpanzees, especially in a certain community in Guinea, keep the corpus of her dead infant for a long time.

