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New ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch suggests that using fire to cook food started 600,000 years before ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch thought. Archeologists from the Tel Aviv University's Steinhardt Museum of Natural History in Israel assert that our early ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch cooked fish with fire 770,000 years ago. The archaeologists claim that these prehistoric ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch, who lived alongside the banks of the Jordan River in what is present-day ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch Israel, used fire to cook the " ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch fish" they caught in a nearby ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch. They say their finding is the ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch recorded evidence of food being cooked. Until this new ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch, scientists believed the first " ancestorsdefinitivediscoveryearliesthugehumanslakenorthernpreviouslyresearch evidence" of cooking was by Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens, around 170,000 years ago.