Who invented the bow drill?

The bow drill is one of the oldest and most widespread fire-making methods in the world. Its exact origins are not known, but archaeological evidence suggests that it was developed independently in several different regions during prehistoric times. In Europe, early evidence dates the use of the bow drill to approximately 18,000 to 7,800 BCE in Switzerland.

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Reservations about the supposed stones carved by capuchin monkeys in Brazil
The prehistorian Eric Boeda, a specialist recognized for his work on lithic industries, comes back with reservations on the recent announcements concerning Brazilian capuchin monkeys who cut tools... A capuchin monkey using rocks, photographed in Serra da Capivara (Piaui) National Park, northeast
The pyramids of the Argolis in Greece, mentioned by Pausanias in the 2nd century
When talking about pyramids outside of Egypt, Sudan or Mexico, the matter is usually taken with skepticism. And on many occasions justified, such as the unique case of the alleged Bosnian pyramids. But the truth is that there are pyramids in Europe , specifically in Greece , already documented by
Iraq's martyr cities welcome Pope for historic visit, first in 2,000 years
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EXCLUDED. Exploration in Egypt:the logbook of 2 researchers
For three weeks, a team of researchers reported day by day on their scientific expedition to Egypt with a series of articles published daily on the Sciences et Avenir website. . Here are the Notebooks of Egypt... Inside a Theban tomb, Egypt. It was a first:for three weeks, from November 19 to Dec