They first started using it during the stone age .
jamaine dupree
A+ -They built permanent shelters for protection
In prehistoric times, when cavemen learned to make fire. The first air pollution was smoke.
It was available and easy to start to burn.
It is believed that Homo erectus was the first early human species to control fire, around 1.5 million years ago. Evidence suggests that they used fire for cooking, warmth, protection, and to facilitate tool-making.
Fire was first controlled by Homo Erectus about 1.4 or 1.5 million years ago. Although there are disagreements on that front, of course.
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False. Prehistoric cave dwellers used fire and the transfer of heat to keep warm!
I think that no date is associated to this because it is prehistoric.
The first cook was prehistoric so there is no history for that person. It was some primitive human that discovered that meat thrown into the fire tasted better than raw meat.
Back then they had bucket brigades. People would pass buckets of water to throw on the fire.
Prehistoric artist made lamps from lare and hollow stones, ea-shells, bowls and skulls They would fill the lamp with animal fat They they will add hair in to it, and put fire so that it would be bright
For any fire in the workplace the first thing to do is to sound the alarm and evacuate the building.