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Joel Kontinen
Accotding to evolution, humans might have started to worn shoes and their cousins, the Neanderthals may also have worn footwear,
This stems from "unusual preserved footprints in South Africa, which may have been made by people wearing sandals."
We already know that humans and Neanderthals where the chidren of Adam and Eve, so that wearing shoes was normal for them,
The neanderthals ashowed the things that make us human, such as, symbolic art, tool and weapon making, the use of fire, and burial ceremonies.
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Source;
Marshall, Michael, 2023, Ancient humans may have worn shoes more than 100,000 years ago , New Scientist 29 August,
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