Stone Age humans built complex grass beds at Border Cave 200,000 years ago, study finds
Middle Stone Age people living at Border Cave in southern Africa built and maintained plant-based bedding for more than 150,000 years, according to a new microscopic study of the site’s sediments. The research offers one of the clearest views yet of how early humans organized domestic spaces...
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