Ancient Fire Secrets Revealed: The Real Reason Prehistoric Humans Mastered Flames Will Astonish You
“The approach we propose fits well into a global theory we have been developing in recent years, which explains major prehistoric phenomena as adaptations to the hunting and consumption of large animals, followed by their gradual disappearance and the resulting need to derive adequate energy from the exploitation of smaller animals,” Barkai said.
After reading about this newly proposed theory on why humans started using fire, discover the story of how Neolithic parents fed their babies with animal-shaped bottles. Then, learn about the archaeologists in Norway that uncovered a 1,100-year-old boat grave of a Viking woman and her dog.
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