Mmm....crab.

 Like crab? So did Neanderthals. In a seafront cave in Portugal we found 90,000 year old evidence of...crab feasts.

They appear to have been particularly fond of the brown crab, which I've never had, but is apparently still popular in that area. They even broke the shells open in the same way, although their crab mallets were probably stone. Oh, and they roasted them on hot coals.

They also appear to have eaten limpets, mussels, and clams. Mmm....seafood.