Neanderthals loved order. It turns out that 60 thousand years ago people could not only hunt and make fire, but also keep things clean. This was the conclusion reached by archaeologists who studied 640 pieces of charcoal found in the Abri Romani cave shelter in Spain. Scientists noticed that the coal was unevenly distributed over the site: some accumulations were located near the fires, others were further away. The researchers suggested that ancient people may have cleared the remains of the burnt wood to make room for daily activities. Even the Neanderthals cleaned their houses. Do you keep order? - of course - when how - I feel good in my egg.

Neanderthals loved order. It turns out that 60 thousand years ago people could not only hunt and make fire, but also keep things clean. This was the conclusion reached by archaeologists who studied 640 pieces of charcoal found in the Abri Romani cave shelter in Spain. Scientists noticed that the coal was unevenly distributed over the site: some accumulations were located near the fires, others were further away. The researchers suggested that ancient people may have cleared the remains of the burnt wood to make room for daily activities. Even the Neanderthals cleaned their houses. Do you keep order? - of course - when how - I feel good in my egg.