A major archeological site for Homo heidelbergensis, the last common ancestor of the Neanderthals, was located in what part of Europe?
A) Atapuerca, Spain.
B) Neander Valley, Germany.
C) Schoningen, Germany.
D) Le Moustier, France.
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