Did cooking make us human?

Did cooking make us human?

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"The use of heat and utensils to process food may be more than a by-product of human evolution. According to theories presented in this program, cooking began much earlier than previously thought and ignited a series of changes that shaped our physical and mental abilities. Viewers visit South...

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Corporate Authors: British Broadcasting Corporation, Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm), Science Channel (Television network)
Other Authors: Colville, Charles, 1959- (Director, Producer)
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Films Media Group, Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2010
Subjects:
Appetite
Food habits
Human behavior > Nutritional aspects
Nutrition > Social aspects
Prehistoric peoples > Food
Feeding Behavior
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Nonfiction television programs
Television programs for the hearing impaired
Television programs > Great Britain
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Call Number: QP141 .D49 2010x

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