Ancient Humans Slept on Grass and Ash 77,000 Years Ago — Here’s Why
Seventy-seven thousand years ago, in a shallow rock shelter overlooking what is now the uThongathi River in South Africa, someone made a bed. Not a crude pile of whatever was underfoot — a deliberate, layered construction of crushed sedge grass and aromatic leaves, assembled with a care...
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