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70,000 Year-old Neanderthals Were the First to Cook Food—Evidenced from Leftovers

Yes, the Neanderthals exhibited a complex cooking culture, the earliest in the world. Men discovering fire is one of the most advanced technology in prehistoric days, particularly as early Earth dwellers used direct heat to scorch food and render it of its bacteria when eaten raw.

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