Humans wore clothes 170,000 years ago

as i said it might slow down sun burn. but we humans have to be careful with artifical uv blockers, it seems that vitamin d is in the uv. Like Boe pointed out to you; its the melanin that is important in this case. Eumelanin (the "dark" melanin) absorbs ionizing radiation (like high frequency UV radiation) that could cause breakages, damage, alterations (like thymine-thymine bonds, etc) in your DNA-Potentially leading to things like melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma or other skin neoplasms. Black clothing is black because of dye pigments in said clothing, which may or may... [More]

Clothes might have started out just as a form of adornment or decoration. They partly still serve that purpose today.

Nice if he could wear the same clothes for 170,000 years.

yeah people need clothes imagine if clothing was never invented and when we go on the street's without clothe's booom yeah ahah

A lesser known fact: 169,990 years ago, the first gay guy made wearing a tiger skin look good. LOL. I won't be watching The Flintstones reruns the same way anymore.

yeah people need clothes imagine if clothing was never invented and when we go on the street's without clothe's booom yeah ahah if clothing were never invented people's attitude about nudity would be entirely different so your presumption of booom yeah wouldn't be an issue. i say we all go back to the toga. roomy, comfy and inexpensive.

At that he said: “Who told you that you were naked? Book of Genesis.

Ridiculous! Everyone knows that the world is only 6,000 years old!

Ridiculous! Everyone knows that the world is only 6,000 years old! But for that to be true, you must first prove that the world actually exists at all. Which it doesn't.

Like they know what people were wearing 170,000 years ago ? Or what was really going on 2 or 3,oo years ago , just theory right !!