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When Was the First Time Humans Wore Clothes? Here’s What You Should Know

Medicine & Technology Jan 12, 2021

According to a 2011 study that proposes they first put on a piece of clothing after the "second-to-the-last Ice Age" some 170,000 years back, when nudity must have been something "cool for comfort."

The Need to Keep Warm

When Was the First Time Humans Wore Clothes? Here’s What You Should Know

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