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The 27 pages that link to Stone tool, each with the reason it gives.

• Göbekli TepeRelated: Stone implements were used to work the limestone pillars and reliefs.

• PaleolithicRelated: Stone tools give the Paleolithic its name and provide its main archaeological evidence.

• Stone carvingNarrower topic: The broader history of stone tools includes the ancestors of carving implements.

• Olduvai GorgeNarrower topic: Olduvai’s artifacts document technological behavior alongside hominin fossils.

• TechnologyBroader topic: Stone tools are among the earliest known durable technologies.

• Homo floresiensisRelated: Stone artifacts found with the fossils inform interpretations of behavior and occupation.

• Levallois techniqueNarrower topic: Levallois flakes belong to the broader history of stone-tool manufacture.

• Middle Stone AgeNarrower topic: Stone tools provide the archaeological evidence used to identify this period.

• MousterianNarrower topic: The Mousterian is defined archaeologically through its stone-tool assemblages.

• Lithic technologyNarrower topic: Lithic technology encompasses the broader manufacture and use of these implements.

• Copper metallurgyCompared with: They preceded copper tools and remained useful where metal was scarce or unsuitable.

• Pressure flakingNarrower topic: Pressure flaking is one way stone tools acquire their working edges and forms.

• Stone AgeBroader topic: Stone tools are the defining material technology of the period.

• HomoRelated: Stone-tool traditions are among the behavioral clues used to study early Homo.

• Neolithic EuropeRelated: Ground-stone axes and flint blades supported farming and woodland clearance.

• ChalcolithicRelated: Stone tools remained in use even where copper objects appeared.

• Middle AwashRelated: Artifacts associated with Middle Awash deposits connect hominin fossils to technological behavior.

• Nan MadolRelated: Stone tools helped quarry and shape the basalt used at Nan Madol.

• Lion-man of Hohlenstein-StadelRelated: Stone implements could cut, scrape, and refine the ivory surface.

• Lower PaleolithicNarrower topic: The broader category includes technologies beyond the chipped-stone industries that dominate this era’s evidence.

• Ancient technologyBroader topic: Stone tools show how early craft skills turned local materials into useful equipment.

• KnappingNarrower topic: Knapping is one manufacturing route within the broader category of stone tools.

• Prehistoric archaeologyBroader topic: Tool forms and manufacturing traces provide evidence of skill, function, and cultural change.

• PickaxeNarrower topic: Stone implements provide ancient precedents for pointed tools used to break or dig hard material.

• History of weaponsNarrower topic: Stone implements became some of the earliest tools used as weapons.

• Prehistoric technologyBroader topic: Stone tools preserve a long record of prehistoric methods and changing skills.

• Sherwood WashburnRelated: Washburn helped encourage evolutionary accounts that connected tool use with changes in human behavior and anatomy.