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Plant remains point to evidence that the cave’s occupants used grass bedding about 200,000 years ago. Researchers speculate that the cave’s occupants laid their bedding on ash to repel insects. If the dates hold up, this would be the earliest evidence of humans using camp bedding.
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Well of course, you wouldn’t know about the ones that didn’t have any remnants passed down(not saying there are any but still)