Archaeologists unearthed 171000-year-old tools attributed to the Neanderthals at Poggetti Vecchi, Grosseto, Central Italy. The findings provide evidence that the Neanderthals used fire to craft them. The site dates back to late Middle Pleistocene and was an open air encampment of a group of Homo neanderthalensis. Archaeologists unearthed meter-long wooden sticks that had been rounded