The invention of fire was the most significant inventions in the middle stone age. Highlight six importance of fire to the early man.

      

The invention of fire was the most significant inventions in the middle stone age. Highlight six importance of fire to the early man.

  

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Dana
Fire provided warmth at night and during cold spells
Fire provided lighting at night
Fire enabled man to cook and roast meat. This increased food since roots that seemed inedible raw were now edible
Fire was used for hunting. Bush fire pushed animals in a confined area
Fire was used in tool making as it was used in hardening tips of wooden tools
Fire was also used in communication in the form of smoke and fire signals

Dana05 answered the question on April 13, 2019 at 16:02


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