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How was the
invention
of fire ?
life of painitive man before th

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the discovery of Fire or the controlled uses of fire was one of mankind's first great innovation. fire allowed us to produce heat and light and cook plants and animals for early humans. earlier fire was discovered by rubbing two stones by the early humans by this invention of fire has occur and now it's one of the important part of daily life.

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