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Stone Tools Found In Kenya Are Oldest Ever Discovered, But Who Made Them?

Stone tools discovered in Africa are 3.3 million years old, older than the earliest humans. What earlier ancestor species may have created them remains a mystery, researchers say.

by Jim Algar

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Better Hunting Weapons Of Early Humans Didn't Cause Demise Of Neanderthals, Study Finds
by Jim Algar
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Archaeologists Unearth Stone Tools Believed To Be Oldest Ever Found
by Jim Algar
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Female Chimpanzees Use Tools, Including Spears, More Often Than Males While Hunting, Study Reveals
by James Maynard
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Stone Age Axes Show Evidence Of Early Humans Using High-Level Cognitive Functions
by Jim Algar
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Evolution of Human Language Linked to Tool-Making
by Jim Algar
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Stone Age tools did not originate from Africa, toolmaking skills developed independently worldwide
by Rhodi Lee

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Stone Tools Found In Kenya Are Oldest Ever Discovered, But Who Made Them?

Better Hunting Weapons Of Early Humans Didn't Cause Demise Of Neanderthals, Study Finds

Archaeologists Unearth Stone Tools Believed To Be Oldest Ever Found

Female Chimpanzees Use Tools, Including Spears, More Often Than Males While Hunting, Study Reveals

Stone Age Axes Show Evidence Of Early Humans Using High-Level Cognitive Functions

Evolution of Human Language Linked to Tool-Making

Stone Age tools did not originate from Africa, toolmaking skills developed independently worldwide

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