Social Sciences, asked by amalbino1402, 1 year ago

how was fire useful to early humans

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Answered by Reshav1

HELLO FREINDS !

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⚬⭐In early age fire was the most important thing.
we use fire for multipurpose like for keep us warm ,for cooking,for light etc.⚬⭐

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