Insights into firewood use by early Middle Pleistocene hominins

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• tclancy 3 hours ago
  Either I missed it or the author assumed we were both on the same page: GBY seems to be a spot on a river just north of the Sea of Galilee.

  GBV continues to be the band, who are due to release albums with each of these names within the next five years.

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  • showerst 2 hours ago
    GBY is Gesher Bnot Ya'akov, an archeological site in Israel, it’s in the first paragraph of the abstract.
  • _alternator_ 1 hour ago
    The site also has been dated to ~790,000 years old. Also was hard to find in a quick skim. So, direct evidence of the types of firewood humans have been using for the better part of a million years. Neat.
• SummSolutions 1 hour ago
  Fascinating paper, providing great evidence that our ancestors were maximizing resources hundreds of thousands of years ago.
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  • frutiger 1 hour ago
    Our ancestors have been “maximizing resources” for hundreds of millions of years, and all our living relatives alive today continue to do so.
• l4tq3 4 minutes ago
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