Turns out, Neanderthals might’ve been the original pyromaniacs! Archaeologists just found a 400,000-year-old fire pit in the UK, complete with heat-cracked handaxes and fool’s gold (iron pyrite) for sparking flames. This discovery totally rewrites the timeline for when humans first mastered fire—by a whopping 350,000 years. Imagine early humans chilling around a campfire, long before Homo sapiens even showed up. Who knew our ancient cousins were such hotshots? #Science #Archaeology #Neanderthals