The Difference Between a Stone-Tool Mark and a Tooth Mark

question 43

Multiple Choice

The difference between a stone-tool mark and a tooth mark is that

• A) stone-tool marks are crooked because hominins were not skilled at using stone tools.
• B) tooth marks leave smooth grooves, and stone-tool marks leave many parallel grooves.
• C) stone-tool marks contain stone flake residue.
• D) tooth marks occur along the entire shaft of the bone, but stone-tool marks occur only at the end of the bone.

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