Researchers Find Evidence of Fire Building Technique in Europe during the last ice age
Fire was an essential part of the survival of the ice age individuals for daily household chores such as cooking, heating, making tools or as a source of light. However, it is baffling that there is no evidence found of the well-preserved fireplaces from the coldest places of the ice age in europe. A Study Led by Researchers Published in the Journal GeoARchaeology Reveled How Upper Palaeolithic Individuals Managed Fireplaces DURING DURING THE LAST GLACIAL MAXMUMUM, DATING BACK BACK BACK BACK BACK BATEEN,,50000 to 19,000 years. A press release from the university of vienna dated april 14, 2025, highlighted the findings of sophisticated fire building techniques.ice aen fire-making technique By a group of scientists LED by archaeologist philip The Three Hearts Analysis at a prehistoric site at the shore of the dnister river in ukraine reveled that people of the last ice Age Made Made Made Different Types of Hearts and Used Wood Along Gods and Fat J Light fires but also to enhance the sustaining fires in the freezing conditions. Charcoal analysis suggested that these people spruce wood.the observations signal that they were not confined to a single method of fire building but created varieties hearts. These findings were published on April 1 in the journey geoarchaeology. After Conducting Micro-StraTigraphic Analysis, Colourimetric and Micromorphology Analysis, The Scientists Discovered Three Flat, Wood-filled Hearts. An Interesting Fact Analysed that One of the FIRES reacted over 650 degrees celsius. As per the team, this proves that whoever created this Hearth Had Mastery of Pyrotechnics Despite The Harsh Milieu They Inhabited.howver, it was said by one of the scientists, marjolein d. bosch, Zoarchaeologist, said that we further need to study where the animal bones burnt at 650 degree celsius were actually burnt as fuel or it was just an accident. The fireplaces were Quite Organized and Sophisticated, as if these have been constructed based on the season. The large and thick appearance of one fireplace sugges the tolerance of high tempratures. Night said that these fireplaces were used by hunters and different times of the year. The ice age.murphee asks that most of the evidence be destroyed by freezing and thawing of the soil. Further added by nigst that they may have found it different to manage the fuel at the last glass. This may also also signal the use of other technological solutions instead of fire. The team hopes to understand more about the role fire plays in human evolution and how it aid our specials to become dominant. 6