Searching for clues: How did the Sclayn Neanderthal girl die

At Belgium’s Scladina Cave, archaeologists uncover layers holding animal bones and rare traces of early humans. The site became famous after teeth and jaw fragments of a Neanderthal girl were found in 1991. Researchers now hope to date the discovery more precisely and locate missing skull parts. New finds could reveal how the child lived and died - and what other archaic human remains may still lie hidden.