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Early humans making fire

Early humans making fire. Coloured artwork of a method of making fire being used by early humans. This method involves rotating the pointed end of a stick in a dry piece of wood. There is evidence for the controlled use of fire over one million years ago. Such use of fire allowed humans to keep warm, cook food, and scare away predators, as well as allowing new technologies such as metal-working. Original artwork published in Primitive Man (Louis Figuier, 1870)

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1870 Anthropological Anthropology Cave Cave Man Child Combustion Fire Flame Flames Fossil Human Fossil Man Heat Hominid Hominids Humans Light Louis Figuier Method Palaeoanthropology Paleoanthropology Pre Historic Pre History Prehistoric Human Primitive Human Primitive Man Starting Warm Wood Making Fire Palaeontology


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This artwork takes us back in time to witness a crucial moment in human history - the discovery of fire. In this colored illustration, we are transported to a cave where early humans are seen diligently engaged in the process of making fire. The technique depicted involves rotating the pointed end of a stick within a dry piece of wood, showcasing their ingenuity and resourcefulness. Dating back over one million years ago, evidence suggests that controlled use of fire was instrumental for our ancestors' survival and progress. Fire provided warmth against harsh climates, enabled cooking food for sustenance, and served as protection from predators lurking in the darkness. Moreover, it paved the way for groundbreaking advancements like metal-working. Published originally in 1870 by Louis Figuier's Primitive Man, this artwork beautifully captures an important milestone on humanity's evolutionary timeline. It offers us a glimpse into the lives of these prehistoric individuals who harnessed nature's power to shape their existence. As we gaze upon this image, we can't help but marvel at how far we have come since those primitive times. Our ability to control and utilize fire has been pivotal in shaping our civilization today. This print serves as a reminder of our ancient roots and pays homage to those early humans whose discovery forever changed the course of human history.

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