The Stone Tools of the First Anatomically Modern Human Beings

question 28

Multiple Choice

The stone tools of the first anatomically modern human beings:

• A) are far more sophisticated and advanced than those of their premodern ancestors
• B) ironically, less sophisticated than those made by the premoderns
• C) anatomically modern humans did not work in stone; they made bone tools
• D) are very similar to those of the premoderns

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