Recycling: Neanderthal precursor of the practice, reimpiegava thrown objects
Recycle waste is not a looming modern man, since even the Neanderthals riutilizzavano various items that had been thrown. A conjecture is John Boschian, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pisa.
On the occasion of a conference in Tel Aviv, which was attended by many anthropologists and paleontolgi, Boschian said: “We have clues that already 300,000 years ago Neanderthals had the habit of reusing tools previously discarded. The men gave to these objects a new form and a new job, so that this can be considered as the initiators of the practice of recycling. “
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