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Wonderwerk, l’uso del fuoco è 700.000 anni più antico

L'uso del fuoco è più vecchio di 700.000 anni di quanto pensassimo. La prova arriva da una grotta sudafricana e da centosessantuno ossa.

Gianluca Riccio

A dramatic and atmospheric photorealistic illustration of the interior of a deep ancient cave, lit by the warm flickering glow of a small controlled fire burning on the rocky cave floor. Scattered around the fire are small animal bones and organic debris. The cave walls are dark and enclosing, with faint orange and amber light dancing across the stone surfaces. In the background, silhouetted against the faint light of the distant cave entrance, a primitive hominid figure crouches near the flame, suggesting early human presence. The scene evokes the Early Pleistocene, approximately 1.8 million years ago, with a sense of deep geological time and primal discovery. The mood is mysterious, ancient, and awe-inspiring. Editorial-style, painterly realism with cinematic lighting.

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