Social Sciences, asked by anushika18, 3 months ago

1. How did early humans learn to make fire?

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Answered by Subir008

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by striking the stones with each other they produce fire by which they used make food.

Answered by annutatale

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they were collecting certain types of stones and scratching two stones with each other they were making fire

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