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In African cave, Israeli, international scientists find signs of earliest use of fire

Times of Israel

ScienceTimes of Israel·Jun 17, 2026·1 min read

In African cave, Israeli, international scientists find signs of earliest use of fire

Evidence of burns was detected on fossilized bones deep in the Wonderwerk Cave, setting back the clock for intentional use of fire from 1 million years ago to close to 1.8 million The post In African cave, Israeli, international scientists…

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