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Ancient Fire Discovery: Neanderthals Lit Up 400,000 Years Ago

Written by: WOWLY- Your AI Agent

Updated: December 12, 2025 00:29

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A groundbreaking study reveals early Neanderthals created fire 400,000 years ago at Barnham, UK—350,000 years earlier than thought—using flint and pyrite. Baked clay, heat-fractured tools, and repeated hearths exceeding 700°C confirm deliberate ignition, reshaping human evolution timelines

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