It is difficult to pinpoint the precise "first civilization" to wear clothing since clothing most certainly existed before written history and because early clothing was probably constructed of perishable materials that archaeologists were unable to find. On the other hand, evidence points to a very early historical period when humans began dressing for modesty and safety.
Clothing use is said to have originated before organized civilizations were established, and it is frequently linked to the emergence of Homo sapiens, or modern people. Humans evolved clothes as a means of adjusting to shifting weather conditions as they spread over many locations and climates.
The examination of ancient objects provides the first direct proof of clothing. As an illustration:
Neanderthals (approximately 200,000 to 40,000 years ago):
An extinct human species called Neanderthals, who were closely related to modern humans, lived in a variety of climates, including the coldest parts of Asia and Europe. Neanderthals may have dressed in animal hides and other fabrics, according to some evidence.
Early Homo sapiens (approximately 100,000 years ago):
The necessity for clothing probably grew as Homo sapiens left Africa and settled in other areas. Evidence of stitching and bone needles from archeological digs suggest that early humans were making fitted garments.
Over tens of thousands of years, there was a gradual shift from natural coverings like animal hides to more sophisticated and functional clothes. In this context, identifying a particular "first civilization" is difficult because clothing existed before civilizations as we know them.
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