While it is clear that Neanderthals used fire for cooking their foods in some times and places, the record of their use of fire is somewhat patchy. We should not assume that Neanderthals had the same relationship with fire that we do; as a technological/cultural behavior, fire may be better understood as a tool that was used only when the costs of manufacture and maintenance were outweighed by the benefits
Hearths present sedimentary features, artifacts, and direct evidence for maintained and controlled f...
The uses and functions of fire in early human adaptations are commonly debated and at times very con...
There is no consensus on the chronology of fire use, with suggestions ranging from earliest use by H...
Analyses of archaeological material recovered from several Middle Paleolithic sites in southwest Fra...
The ability to produce fire at will and to maintain it for a long duration is considered one of the ...
The ability to produce fire at will and to maintain it for a long duration is considered one of the ...
Everyone agrees that fire has played an important part in the history of the genus Homo. However, be...
The ability to produce fire at will and to maintain it for a long duration is considered one of the ...
Fire use appears to have been relatively common among Neandertals in the Middle Palaeolithic. Howeve...
Analyses of archaeological material recovered from several Middle Paleolithic sites in southwest Fra...
The research contained in this dissertation explores the origins of fire making in prehistory, focus...
How far back in time can we trace fire use in the human story? The archaeological data has demonstra...
Fire is a powerful natural force that can change landscapes extremely quickly. Hominins have harnes...
Significant variability has been observed in the frequency of fire use over the course of the Late P...
It has been proposed that a greater control and more extensive use of fire was one of the behavioral...
Hearths present sedimentary features, artifacts, and direct evidence for maintained and controlled f...
The uses and functions of fire in early human adaptations are commonly debated and at times very con...
There is no consensus on the chronology of fire use, with suggestions ranging from earliest use by H...
Analyses of archaeological material recovered from several Middle Paleolithic sites in southwest Fra...
The ability to produce fire at will and to maintain it for a long duration is considered one of the ...
The ability to produce fire at will and to maintain it for a long duration is considered one of the ...
Everyone agrees that fire has played an important part in the history of the genus Homo. However, be...
The ability to produce fire at will and to maintain it for a long duration is considered one of the ...
Fire use appears to have been relatively common among Neandertals in the Middle Palaeolithic. Howeve...
Analyses of archaeological material recovered from several Middle Paleolithic sites in southwest Fra...
The research contained in this dissertation explores the origins of fire making in prehistory, focus...
How far back in time can we trace fire use in the human story? The archaeological data has demonstra...
Fire is a powerful natural force that can change landscapes extremely quickly. Hominins have harnes...
Significant variability has been observed in the frequency of fire use over the course of the Late P...
It has been proposed that a greater control and more extensive use of fire was one of the behavioral...
Hearths present sedimentary features, artifacts, and direct evidence for maintained and controlled f...
The uses and functions of fire in early human adaptations are commonly debated and at times very con...
There is no consensus on the chronology of fire use, with suggestions ranging from earliest use by H...