check out this commentary piece in the journal Heredity- nothing really new- just discusses how ancient DNA has shined some light on Neanderthal divergence time, effective population size and admixture:
Ancient DNA closes on human uniqueness: The base nature of Neanderthals
R A Foley and M Mirazón Lahr
Heredity (2007) 98, 187–188
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