The Most Important Technological Development in Stone Tool Production for the Upper

question 25

Multiple Choice

The most important technological development in stone tool production for the Upper Paleolithic period was the ability to make:

• A) sharpened cores
• B) long, narrow blades
• C) scraping tools
• D) hand axes

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