Homo Heidelbergesis controlled fire (D). Because they are the first species who made compound tools.
What is the meaning of Heidelbergensis?
- Homo heidelbergensis is a type of primitive man who lived in Europe. Sometimes known as Heidelberg man. Type of Homo Heidelberg is primitive, they are refer to person who in early stage of civilization.
- Homo Heidelbergensis was the ancestor of both anatomically modern humans and Neandertals, they are was the first species to build free-standing structure. They were most likely descended from the Denisovans of Russia. Ethiopia has the oldest Homo heidelbergensis fossils. Homo heidelbergensis' brain was nearly as large as ours.
- Heidelbergensis was capable of controlling fire by building hearths, or early fireplaces, by 790,000 years ago in the form of fire-altered artifacts and charred wood at the site of Gesher Benot Ya-aqov in Israel.
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