PREHISTORIC STONES + BONES Whiskey Glass

Prehistoric stone tools evolved significantly over time, showcasing early human ingenuity. One notable advancement was the development of the Levallois technique, which emerged around 300,000 years ago. This method involved preparing a stone core to allow the removal of flake tools with predetermined shapes. The Levallois technique represented a major leap in cognitive abilities and tool-making efficiency. It allowed early humans to produce tools that were sharper, more uniform, and more versatile, significantly enhancing their ability to hunt, process food, and perform other tasks crucial for survival.