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Steak tournedos or beef Wellington: an attempt to understand the meaning of Stone Age transformative techniques
P. Schmidt
Discover how Patrick Schmidt sheds light on Stone Age techniques that transformed material properties using fire, drawing surprising parallels to modern cooking. This research challenges the idea that complexity equates to cognitive demands, offering three intriguing hypotheses that could redefine our understanding of human uniqueness and cultural evolution.
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