Day 3. Our earliest ancestors We do not have too much information about our earliest ancestors. All the information that we have is due to the anthropologists, those men who have devoted their lives to study the role of the men in the animal kingdom and who has reconstructed our ancestors from some bones found in the deepest clay. This first man was an ugly and small mammal, his skin was couloured in a dark brown, his fingers were long and strong like the fingers of a monkey and his jaw was strong to be used as fork and knife when he ate raw food, because he did not know the fire. He wore no clothes and his entire body was covered by a dark and coarse hair. At night, he hid his wife and childrens in any hollow of a tree or behind a heavy boundarie because he was prowled by many ferocious animals. He must eat or be eaten. These days, living was a hard task. Who broke himself a bone or sprained an ankle, probably died.