The Technique of Stone Tool Manufacture That Involved Knapping a Core

question 23

Multiple Choice

The technique of stone tool manufacture that involved knapping a core in such a way that large flakes could be removed and shaped into tools is called

• A)the Oldowan industry
• B)refitting
• C)cold hammering
• D)the Champollion technique
• E)the Levallois technique

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