Archaeologists excavating a Neanderthal campsite found discarded gazelle teeth there whose coloration indicated that gazelles had been hunted throughout the year  The archaeologists concluded that the Neanderthals had inhabited the campsite year-round and thus were not nomadic
In contrast, the archaeologists cite a neighboring campsite of nomadic Cro-Magnons that contained teeth from gazelles all killed during the same season
Neanderthals saved gazelle teeth for use in religious rituals and later discarded them.