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Firebrands carried about from one place to another have always been a vital resource, comparable to meat, fruit, and weapons. Tree limbs and bundles of twigs can smolder for hours. With meat, fire, and cooking campsites could last for more than a few days at a time, persistent enough to be guarded as a refuge. Such a nest, as it can be called in the language of zoology, is the precursor to the attainment of eurosociality in all other known animal species. There is evidence of fossil campsites and their accountrements as far back as Homo erectus, the ancestral species intermediate in brain size between Homo habilis and Modern Homo sapiens. ~ Page 115
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