How did the Cro-Magnon make fire?

Answer 1

Neanderthals used fire to cook their food. No one knows how they got the fire or if they could of made it themselves but they did use fire for sure because scientists have found ashes and burnt animal bones in caves were Neanderthals are proven to have stayed in.

Answer 2

They took the deer, and hung it over a fire to cook awhile. after it heated up they skinned to fur off. after everything was gone they put the meat over the fire again to cok it. when it was done cooking they opened the deer and took guts out to use as string or somthing to tie things together

Answer 3

Flints were found in their caves, so they most likely struck two rocks together to make sparks also, rubbed two sticks together to create sparks and even use friction.

Answer 4

Cro-Magnon likely used friction methods like the fire drill or fire plow to create fire. They would rapidly rotate a stick against a dry piece of wood to generate enough heat to ignite the wood dust or tinder.

Answer 5

They were cavemen. They cooked over an open fire.

Answer 6

cave men cooked their food by preparing a fire, they put whatever they hunted on sticks and roasted them.

Answer 7

they did not cook