Strategic Minds of the Early Acheulian Toolmakers
Stone Tools in the Ethiopian Highlands Reveal Hominin Decision-Making
Nearly two million years ago, in the high-altitude landscape of the Ethiopian Highlands, early human ancestors at the Acheulian site of Melka Wakena weren’t simply grabbing the nearest stones to use as tools. Instead, their actions demonstrate a deep understanding of material properties and a sophisticated ability to plan for specific tasks. This discov…
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