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Rocks have been used by humans throughout history for tool weapons and what?
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What 3 things were rocks used for by early humans?
weapons, tools and shelter
How do igneous rocks impact to humans?
Nobody
Why are igneous rocks useful?
Igneous rocks are important to science because scientist need to know about all the different types of things in our world today. The reason also because igneous rocks come from volvanoe and the stuff that comes out of a volcanoe is called LAVA /MAGma!
What can you infer about the age of rocks as compared to humans?
relative age
Why have people throughout history used rocks for tools and building materials?
Very simple it was there to be used. Sometimes they had to move or quarry stones to the site. Stonehenge is a perfect example of people moving large stones to a location.
What have rocks been used for throughout history?
Rocks have been used throughout history for tools, weapons, building materials, art, and even as currency. They have played a crucial role in human civilization, aiding in everything from constructing shelter to creating sculptures and monuments.
What were the first weapons used by humans?
No records available. Rocks are likely.
What 3 things were rocks used for by early humans?
weapons, tools and shelter
What are 2 ways rocks have been used my humans?
1) Used as weapons 2) To build walls / buildings
Who invented weapons?
cave men the first weapons were rocks
Which rocks have visible bits of minerals throughout?
Igneus rocks.
What do the rocks represent in Lord of the Flies?
Weapons
What weapons were used at horseshoe bend?
rocks
What is the duration of History Rocks?
The duration of History Rocks is 3600.0 seconds.
When did History Rocks end?
History Rocks ended on 2007-12-17.
What did the aborigines make their weapons of?
They made their weapons out of natural things like sticks, rocks and soil.
How did ancient people make weapons?
Ancient people used obsidian ( rocks used to make weapons)
