Hominids reached an island not far from hobbits’ home by around 200,000 years ago.
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The 385,000-year-old stone tools from the Attirampakkam archaeological site in India were made with a sophisticated Levallois technique that experts thought had arrived much later in India.
Lwr Palaeolithic, Unifacial Clactonian Chopping Tool, Kent P565 Photos and Information in AncientPoint
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Tools from the stone age
Perforated stone axe-hammer with flat butt.
Hamburgian Culture
Picture and description of two celts from Neolithic Swiss Lake sites in Switzerland. One is hafted in an antler scocket.
Solutrean - the peak of stone tools
Ancient Chinese Neolithic Jade Celt Ax Photos and Information in AncientPoint
The Gravettian toolmaking culture is named after the type site of La Gravette in the Dordogne region of France where its characteristic tools were first found and studied. It dates from between 28,000 and 22,000 years ago. Artistic achievements of the Gravettian cultural stage include the hundreds of Venus figurines, which are widely distributed in Europe.
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Lalinde/Gönnersdorf figurines and engravings are strictly stylised, overtly female forms with over-sized buttocks, long trunks, small or missing breasts, and no heads. These images have been found at sites such as Gönnersdorf in Germany, in Abri Murat and Gare de Couze in France, Pekárna in the Czech Republic, and Wilczyce in Poland
Stone Tools
Continuons ce petit tour des matières premières utilisées pendant la préhistoire et arrêtons nous quelques temps sur une technique emblématique du Néolithique, le polissage de la pierre. Voici donc un petit échantillonnage de différentes variétés de roches...
Stone Age Tools Collection
Herramientas de piedra de nuestra prehistoria. Modos técnicos, hachas. bifaces y lascas de sílex. De la piedra tallada a la piedra pulimentada.
