Nicholas Ashton
Nicholas Ashton is a prominent British archaeologist affiliated with the British Museum, known for his groundbreaking research on the origins of fire use by early humans. His recent work has led to the discovery of the oldest evidence of intentional fire use, dating back approximately 400,000 years to Neanderthals in Barnham, England. Ashton's enthusiasm for this significant find reflects his dedication to understanding human evolution and the technological advancements that shaped our ancestors.
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Nicholas Ashton from the British Museum expressed his excitement about the discovery of the oldest evidence of intentionally set fire.
ältester Beleg für menschengemachtes Feuer
Switzerland· 2025-12-12
Nicholas Ashton from the British Museum expressed his excitement about the discovery of the oldest evidence of intentionally set fire.
ältester Beleg für menschengemachtes FeuerSwitzerland· 2025-12-10