Evolutionists who believe that Neanderthals were not fully human always seem surprised by discoveries like this. As a creationist, I don't find it surprising at all - more and more evidence keeps stacking up that Neanderthals were fully human.
That's not saying anything more than they're ignorant of the details of paleontology, no different than people who believe that T-Rexes snacked on homonids, or anyone who doesn't know the specifics of a particular domain they know only superficially.
I'm just more curious: how can you maintain your belief in creationism in spite of all the evidence to the contrary?