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By Stephen Beech

Man's ancestors learned to use fire as early as 1.7 million years ago — much sooner than previously known, according to a new study.

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(Wonderwerk Cave Project via SWNS)

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(Wonderwerk Cave Project via SWNS)

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(Wonderwerk Cave Project via SWNS)

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