Chapter 2: The Stone Ages and Early Culture
Gradually, people began to make more complex tools from stone. Scientists think that the Stone Age continued for hundreds of thousands of years, until people learned to use metal for tools and weapons. Archaeologists divide the Stone Age into two periods, the Old Stone Age and the New Stone Age. During the Old Stone Age, people did not yet know ... ................
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