Answer B doesn't solely emphasize that Neanderthals used lichen and grass out of necessity for barbecuing. It rather underscores the archaeologist's conclusion, based on the premise that lichen and grass offer less warmth and light than burning wood. This inference suggests alternative purposes, possibly low-heat BBQ. Yet, it's weakened by noting that lichen and grass might have been the only available options for warmth and light.
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Answer B doesn't solely emphasize that Neanderthals used lichen and grass out of necessity for barbecuing. It rather underscores the archaeologist's conclusion, based on the premise that lichen and grass offer less warmth and light than burning wood. This inference suggests alternative purposes, possibly low-heat BBQ. Yet, it's weakened by noting that lichen and grass might have been the only available options for warmth and light.