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The moment the earliest known man-made fire was uncovered

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-b9da7a6d-165b-492a-8785-235cd10e2e8e

by fredley • 7 months ago

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stevenalowe• 7 months ago

400,000 years ago, based on items that were likely known/used far earlier

ProllyInfamous• 7 months ago

Scientific POV: Having 8x the evolutionary timeframe of cooking with fire is certainly a better explanation as to why Hominids have relatively shorter digestive tracts.

Author Feedback: The "animate an article with static pictures with text scroll-over" was really neat when it first debut'd, but at this point you guys need to keep site designs much simpler. I shouldn't have to physically wheelscrool 8x as much to read the same amount of text.

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