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A Quantum Microscope Can Show Us How Neanderthals Tended Their Fires

A Quantum Microscope Can Show Us How Neanderthals Tended Their Fires

Artistic illustration. Image credits: ZME Science. The last flames kindled by Neanderthals died tens of thousands of years ago. But fire leaves traces behind — not only charcoal and ash, but also tiny magnetic changes locked inside minerals.... Read more.

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