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Oldest Evidence of Fire. Neanderthals Made Fire 400,000 Years Ago

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In the south of England, after four years of research, they have discovered the oldest evidence of fire-making.

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Oldest Evidence of Fire. Neanderthals Made Fire 400,000 Years Ago

In the south of England, after four years of research, they have discovered the oldest evidence of fire-making.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Neanderthals Mastered the Tools to Make Fire 400,000 Years Ago

Four hundred thousand years ago, near a point of water in meadows bordering a forest in what is now southern England, a group of Neanderthal men struck pieces of iron pyrite against flint to create sparks, lighting campfires several times. [...]

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www.sme.sk broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Wednesday, December 10, 2025.
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