The shape of the tool can be studied to understand its use, and its use can determine the people's purpose or lifestyle (Was it used to scrape the animal skins clean? was it used to cut? chop?)
The edge and fracture pattern of the stone can tell about how it was made, what type of technology and style was used to make the tool.
The overall style can be compared to other tools, and a group can be named and used to typify a certain type of people in a time or place or region.
Stone tools can also be studied to see what the stone type is and how far it has traveled from the source - was it traded or carried far from the original stone quarry or deposit? does this show human movement or cultural exchange (trade?)
That would be so long ago no records would be able to tell us
the caves art
Why were stone tools useful? Both electronics & stone tools allow us to do things we could not do without them or could do but with much less efficiency.
Why were stone tools useful? Both electronics & stone tools allow us to do things we could not do without them or could do but with much less efficiency.
u are suppose to tell us u idiots
Africa Honestly, that answer in NO WAY answers the question. Re-read the question. The basic transition from pre civilization to civilization is the development of culture, tools and agriculture. Culture because it taught us to work together, tools because they made everything easier for us, and agriculture because that meant we no longer had to move around to stay fed. We could farm a field and grow our own food.
by what tools were used in the death.
Tell us about the previous lessons so you can get an answer.
they used a buffer, a fleshing knife, a sleeker, a stone mill, anda unhairing knife
we learn that the Mesopotamian people were very hardworking. they were the first to set up a civilization. so we must owe a lot to the Mesopotamian civilization.
The giant stone heads left behind by the Olmec suggest a highly organized society capable of monumental construction and skilled craftsmanship. These sculptures may represent powerful rulers or deities, indicating a hierarchical social structure and complex religious beliefs within the Olmec civilization.
The intricacy and precision of the carving, as well as the ability to represent realistic forms or patterns in stone, could indicate that people at the time possessed advanced stone carving skills. Additionally, evidence of tools like chisels or abrasives used to shape the stone would further support this conclusion.