Andrew Sorensen of Leiden University struck a piece of pyrite against a replica biface, and found it produces ‘fire’; how academic scholarship is riding blind horses, it shows.  Biface is a palm-sized multipurpose tool used by Neanderthals, he says. So he comes out with this statement that Neanderthals  produced Fire as early as 50,000 years ago. Sorensen employed a microscope to compare the marks left on the replica biface with those recovered from several Neanderthal sites in France.

Fire was first discovered by the ancient Agni tribes to whom Homer calls Achaeans. They were living close to the region of the biblical volcano. It may not be wrong to say that the ‘first fire’ was produced by this ‘volcano’ which has gone into versification of all ancient texts as well as to all sacred literature the world. Without taking the name of a volcano humanity has written prayers that find this ‘volcano’ at the centre of all concern. Scientists have produced the ‘Neanderthal’ concept to hide their ignorance of ancient texts. All unexplainable things are  heaped on this name to gain certain grounds to escape.

According to Sabine Gaudzinski-Windheuser a researcher from Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany, Neanderthals were capable of using sophisticated and collective haunting strategies. This she says after analysing pre-historic animal remains from Germany.  This she calls as ‘smoking gun’ evidence on the bones of two 1,20,000 years-old deer. She claims that Neanderthals lived in Europe 3,00,000 years ago; this is the ritualised findings on Neanderthals’ past.