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Various tools were made from wood. Like digging sticks (just a stick with a pointy end sometimes sharpened from use), Crude Spears (larger version of the digging sticks, some evidence of them being used to walk with), and possibly fire makers (though this last is speculated upon as the evidence of this looks like digging stick possibly burned by fire), twigs to get insects from holes (like ants, termites, and honey from bee hives)
Other tools were made from stone. Hand Axe, Hammer (for breaking open certain nuts a fruits, and to break marrow bones if teeth couldn't do it, also used to help shape the axes in some cases), bowls (naturally formed in most cases, others the hollow was worn into the stone by use as something else), flour grinder (A flat sided rock used to press grass seeds into a flour by grinding another maybe rounded rock against it, hammer rocks could be used for this)
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What did Homo Erectus use for tools?
Homo erectus is associated with the Oldowan and Acheulean stone tool industries.
Could homo erectus fish?
It is believed that Homo erectus likely did fish as they were skilled and adaptable hunters. Evidence of fishing tools and fish remains at Homo erectus sites suggest that they had the capability to fish for food.
Did the homo erectus make acheulean tool?
Yes, Homo erectus is known to have used and crafted Acheulean tools, which are characterized by a teardrop-shaped handaxe. These tools were an important technological advancement in the early Stone Age, aiding in activities such as hunting, butchering, and processing plants.
Did the homo erectus use bow and arrow?
It is believed that Homo erectus did not use the bow and arrow, as this technology is thought to have emerged later with Homo sapiens. Homo erectus likely used simpler tools like spears and stones for hunting and defense.
What materials did homo erectus use to make tools?
Homo erectus primarily used stone, wood, and bones to make tools. They crafted handaxes, cleavers, and other tools by striking rocks together to create sharp edges for cutting and processing food. Wood and bone were also used for making pointed tools, such as spears.
How did homo erectus make tools?
yes they made tools
Was Australopithecus the first to make simple tools?
No they were not to make the first tools homo erectus did make the first tools
What kind of tools did the homo erectus use?
Homo erectus are a lot different from their ancestor's, they use stones as tools to hunt.
How did homo erectus get food?
with their tools
What did Homo Erectus use for tools?
Homo erectus is associated with the Oldowan and Acheulean stone tool industries.
Did homo erectus use tools?
Yes.
What tools did homo erectus use to gather?
sticks
Could homo erectus fish?
It is believed that Homo erectus likely did fish as they were skilled and adaptable hunters. Evidence of fishing tools and fish remains at Homo erectus sites suggest that they had the capability to fish for food.
What tools did homo erectus have?
A sharp stick and nothing else
Did the homo erectus make acheulean tool?
Yes, Homo erectus is known to have used and crafted Acheulean tools, which are characterized by a teardrop-shaped handaxe. These tools were an important technological advancement in the early Stone Age, aiding in activities such as hunting, butchering, and processing plants.
Did the homo erectus use bow and arrow?
It is believed that Homo erectus did not use the bow and arrow, as this technology is thought to have emerged later with Homo sapiens. Homo erectus likely used simpler tools like spears and stones for hunting and defense.
What materials did homo erectus use to make tools?
Homo erectus primarily used stone, wood, and bones to make tools. They crafted handaxes, cleavers, and other tools by striking rocks together to create sharp edges for cutting and processing food. Wood and bone were also used for making pointed tools, such as spears.
