This is the oldest evidence of people starting fires

We didn't start the fire. (Neanderthals did, at least 400,000 years ago.)

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[TechnicaGratiaArs]

It's undoubtedly a quirk of the brain, but reading this type of stuff always makes me feel a distant kind of kinship with those who came before. We stand on the shoulders of giants.

Even where we stand on the shoulders of pygmies, their shoulders elevate us, especially when atop hundreds of thousands or millions of years of even short shoulders.

 

[TechnicaGratiaArs]

Great, all we needed was the British thinking they invented fire.

Or that British cuisine was the prototypical meal from a kitchen.