New research suggests that, 60,000 years ago, cave-dwelling Neanderthals figured out how to use the chemical properties of manganese dioxide to start wood fires. The study, published in Scientific ...
We know that Neanderthals used fire, but whether they started the fires or they took advantage of naturally occurring ones was a mystery. Now, researchers studying 50,000-year-old "black blocks" and ...
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