Why did early humans cover themselves with leaves and animals skins
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The primitive men had to live a hard life. They had to wrap tree leaves and animal skin over their body to protect themselves from cold and heat. With the advancement of time and civilization, they adopted newer means to cover their body.
Early humans wore animal skin, fur and plant leave and bark to cover up and protect their skin from the chafing and to sustain against weather conditions like winters and summer and rain. The primary objective of clothing was protection, and they were least bothered about the modesty and adornment values of clothing. The study shows modern humans started wearing clothes about 70,000 years before migrating into colder climates and higher latitudes, which began about 100,000 years ago, the 'Molecular Biology and Evolution' journal reported.
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