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England: In Barnham, 400,000-Year-Old Traces Reveal that Humans Already Knew How to Produce Fire

For a long time, the history of fire control has been written on the basis of a difficult distinction to make: keeping a fire is not necessarily a skill to light. An archaeological discovery made in Barnham, Suffolk, England, today brings one of the most important elements on this stage of human evolution. ... Read more England: in Barnham, traces of 400,000 years old reveal that humans already knew how to produce fire →
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For a long time, the history of fire control has been written on the basis of a difficult distinction to make: keeping a fire is not necessarily a skill to light. An archaeological discovery made in Barnham, Suffolk, England, today brings one of the most important elements on this stage of human evolution. ... Read more England: in Barnham, traces of 400,000 years old reveal that humans already knew how to produce fire →

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