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When did people master fire?
homo erectus were the first to use fire
What did the old stone age people do with fire?
People of the Old Stone Age used fire for cooking food and surviving in colder climates.
In which time period did humans Master fire?
Back in 200,000 BC is the time period humans master fire. Master fire is still going on today.
How did fire help the stone age people?
Warmth
Who is the first to discover fire?
stone age people
Who is the first discovered fire?
stone age people
When was the first time people used fire?
In the stone age.
Did Aang master fire?
Yes he did
What work did the people of the iron age do?
mostly they would have been farmers ,but some people would be called upon to fight for their master.
What is Master Lock's motto?
The motto of Master Lock is 'Tough Under Fire'.
Did stone age people eat animals raw?
No, because they would have had a fire to cook it.
What were the two most important discoveries the people of the ice age made?
use of fire.
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