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22 Outtakes

The Emergence of Man (Time-Life, 1973), p. 87.

Stone Tools and Technologies using other kinds of blade tools

Braidwood, Prehistoric Men 2 nd Ed. (Chicago Natural History Museum, 1951), p. 75.

Braidwood, Prehistoric Men 2 nd Ed. (Chicago Natural History Museum, 1951), p. 67.

Braidwood, Prehistoric Men 2 nd Ed. (Chicago Natural History Museum, 1951), p. 71.

Braidwood, Prehistoric Men 2 nd Ed. (Chicago Natural History Museum, 1951), p. 73.

Pleistocene Subdivisions, Archaeological Industries and Hominids. Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology (8th ed), p. 298.

Life Nature Library, Early Man, p. 110.

Stone Tools and Technologies basic types basic techniques of manufacture –stone on stone lithic tools

Life Nature Library, Early Man, p. 112.

Life Nature Library, Early Man, p. 125.

Show Cone Fractures fromCone Fractures “Lithic Technology: Tools for Life” Brian M. Fagan and George H. Michaels