Neanderthals' Early Fire-Making Discovery
Update: 2025-12-10
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Archaeologists uncover ancient campfire near Barnham village, revealing early humans mastery of fire-making. This discovery, featuring heat-shattered flint hand axes and iron pyrite, pushes back the timeline for controlled fire use. The campfire, located near a watering hole, suggests regular encampment. This finding highlights the significance of fire in human evolution, enabling warmth, protection, cooking, and social development. Researchers believe early Neanderthals were the fire-makers, challenging previous perceptions of their intelligence and ingenuity.
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