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The 28 pages that link to Acheulean, each with the reason it gives.

• Homo erectusBroader topic: Acheulean tools are associated with many Homo erectus populations, though not all.

• Stone toolBroader topic: Acheulean handaxes exemplify a later, more standardized flaked-tool tradition.

• PaleolithicBroader topic: Acheulean hand axes show the long-running development of Paleolithic toolmaking.

• Lithic reductionBroader topic: Acheulean tools show increasingly organized bifacial reduction.

• Lithic technologyBroader topic: Its standardized large cutting tools mark a major change in shaping traditions.

• KnifeBroader topic: Its shaped stone tools show increasingly deliberate control of cutting edges.

• Stone AgeBroader topic: Its handaxes mark a major technological tradition within the Paleolithic.

• Lower PaleolithicBroader topic: Its handaxes mark one of the era’s most recognizable tool traditions.

• Tool (implement)Broader topic: Acheulean handaxes show sustained shaping and standardized tool forms.

• KnappingBroader topic: Acheulean makers developed more extensive shaping through repeated, organized flaking.

• Prehistoric IberiaBroader topic: Its handaxes mark a major technological tradition in early Iberian sites.

• Prehistory of the LevantBroader topic: Acheulean artifacts mark some of the Levant’s earliest well-known technological traditions.

• South Asian Stone AgeBroader topic: Acheulean assemblages are widespread in South Asia and include some of its earliest known technologies.