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In 600 BCE, people primarily used tools made of harder materials, such as copper or bronze, to carve stone. They employed techniques like pecking, grinding, and chiseling to shape and refine their stone works. Simple tools, such as hammers and chisels, were often made from stone or metal, allowing artisans to create intricate designs for sculptures, monuments, and tools. The process required significant skill and time, as artisans relied on manual techniques to achieve their desired results.

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