Chris Bew

There's a series called Murdoch, Death in the Family.

It stars Patricia Arquette and Brittany Snow.

So if this is a story that you have no idea about and you want to know, you can head on over there.

Rock with a caveman.

Now, before I go on with the story, I just want to ask our listeners, have you now gotten a sense of who gets to pick what music?

Because I wonder, dear listener, do you think we chose that song or our fabulous editor in Melbourne chose that song?

I'll leave that one up to you guys.

Look, researchers have found evidence of a cavity in the Neanderthal's molar and to see if they could replicate the markings seen in it, used stone tools to drill holes in modern teeth.

Now, they were able to do that and say it's definitive proof that ancient markings are the oldest evidence of dentistry ever found

outstripping the previous discovery by a whopping 40,000 years.

That was a 14,000-year-old Homo sapiens tooth found in Italy.

Look at this discovery.

Yeah, yeah, okay.

When you sell it like that, I'm like, I'm on board.

At first when I saw this story, I was like, meh.

But now that you've sold it to me, I'm kind of like, I like this because it means in our DNA, Sasha Barber-Gatz, we are smart because we come from the Neanderthals.

What?

Who knew?

Please get us out of here.

Please get us out of here.