How Does Experimenting with Stone Tools Compare to Microscopic Analysis

question 39

Multiple Choice

How does experimenting with stone tools compare to microscopic analysis?

• A) Experimenting tells us what the tools can do, but microscopic analysis tells us what they were actually used for.
• B) Experimenting gives very little information about stone tools.
• C) Microscopic analysis tells us where the stones were obtained.
• D) Microscopic analysis tells us who used the tools, but experimenting tells us what they were used for.

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