5fish
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We know and talk about the wheel and fire inventions that changed ancient mankind but we have forgotten about string. yes, string changes everything for man the same way fire and the wheel did. We could bind things together, create drills, the bow, nets, rope, and more. The lowly string means to be placed on the mantel of great inventions that changed mankind's future.
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FIRE. The wheel. String. The invention of string might not leap to mind when you think of humanity’s greatest early feats.
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CALL it prehistoric string theory. The earliest evidence of string has been found – apparently created by our Neanderthal cousins.
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The team’s findings, published this week in the journal PLOS One, narrow down the invention of string to sometime between 160,000 and 120,000 years ago.
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Why string is one of the greatest inventions
FIRE. The wheel. String. The invention of string might not leap to mind when you think of humanity's greatest early feats (" World's oldest string found at French Neanderthal site "). Tying our shoelaces is as close to it as many of us get. But consider how your distant ancestors would have...
FIRE. The wheel. String. The invention of string might not leap to mind when you think of humanity’s greatest early feats.
World's oldest string found at French Neanderthal site
Not just a pretty face Editorial: " Why string is one of the greatest inventions " CALL it prehistoric string theory. The earliest evidence of string has been found – apparently created by our Neanderthal cousins. Perishable materials usually rot away, so the oldest string on record only dates...
CALL it prehistoric string theory. The earliest evidence of string has been found – apparently created by our Neanderthal cousins.
New Research Suggests Humans Invented String at Least 120,000 Years Ago
Marks found on ancient shells indicate that they were laced together to create necklaces
The team’s findings, published this week in the journal PLOS One, narrow down the invention of string to sometime between 160,000 and 120,000 years ago.
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