Examples of using Stone tools in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Although no hominid remains or stone tools were found at first, he concluded that
as indicated by the presence of stone tools and a butchered rhino dating to that time, he added.
are the same qualities necessary for making stone tools 2.6 million years ago,
as indicated by the presence of stone tools and a butchered rhino dating to that time, he said.
before we had stone tools, before we had language.
as indicated by the presence of stone tools and a butchered rhino dating to that time, according to Mr Detroit.
as indicated by the presence of stone tools and a butchered rhinoceros dating to that time, he said.
It apparently used stone tools and its small teeth suggest it might have been rather small-bodied,
The new species used stone tools and its small teeth suggest it might have been rather small-bodied,
in an era before stone tools were discovered, used tools made from bone,
in an era before stone tools were discovered, used tools made from bone,
Their stone tools and spear points,
Paranthropus boisei(as the species was eventually categorised) proved to be a treasure especially when the anthropologists' son Richard Leakey considered it to be the first hominin species to use stone tools.
When I first came to New Guinea in the 1960s, people were still using stone tools like this axe in parts of the island,
About 2.5 million years ago, fossil evidence suggests early humans first picked up stone tools, which is about the same time our ancestors also developed even broader fingertips than earlier primates.
especially when the anthropologists' son Richard Leakey suggested it was the first hominin species to use stone tools.
We have stone tool evidence from at least 30,000 years ago- that's 20,000 years before the invention of agriculture- of people using stone tools that look like mortars and pestles to grind up seeds and grain.
Paranthropus boisei" proved to be a treasure especially when the anthropologists' son Richard Leakey considered it to be the first hominin species to use stone tools.
So what technology brought, through the very simple tools like these stone tools here-- even something as small as this-- the early bands of humans were actually able to eliminate to extinction about 250 megafauna animals in North America when they first arrived 10,000 years ago.
But we need the data to prove it, the fossils, the stone tools, and so our scouting team have teamed up with other scientists,