Browse Tools, Prehistoric topic

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Articles 1-25 out of 25 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Prehistoric trips to the dentist. Sohn, Emily Apr 12, 2006 387 Wild chimps rocked on: apes left unique record of stone tools. (This Week). Bower, B. Brief Article Mar 30, 2002 545 Our ancestors had a bash eating wild nuts. (Almond Joy, Stone Age Style). Bower, B. Brief Article Feb 23, 2002 563 Neandertals used tools with versatility. B.B. Brief Article Sep 22, 2001 381 Neandertals and humans each get a grip. Bower, B. Brief Article Feb 10, 2001 456 Tool time in the Stone Age. B.B. Brief Article Oct 16, 1999 351 Cutting-edge pursuits in Stone Age. Bower, Bruce Brief Article Apr 11, 1998 442 Doubts aired over Neandertal bone 'flute.'(Brief Article) Bower, Bruce Brief Article Apr 4, 1998 550 Cave finds make point about early humans. Bower, Bruce Brief Article Nov 29, 1997 554 Flintknapping comes of age; anthropologists and hobbyists alike have rekindled interest in this ancient art, enhancing understanding of primitive cultures and preserving a practical skill. Werner, Louis May 1, 1997 1396 An American artifact in Siberia. Brief Article Aug 3, 1996 237 Stick-ons for Stone Age tools. Brief Article Apr 13, 1996 310 Ancient Israeli implements: out of Africa. Bower, Bruce Mar 23, 1996 595 Africa's ancient cultural roots. Bower, Bruce Brief Article Dec 2, 1995 317 Dating an ancient Russian 'revolution.' (Siberian Kara-Bom site research indicates that transition from stone-tool culture to tool technology occurred 7,000 years earlier than previously believed) (Brief Article) Brief Article Oct 2, 1993 249 Greece claims early blade industry. Feb 22, 1992 171 Stone tips on ancient hunting. Jul 1, 1989 341 Stone blades yield early cultivation clues. Bower, Bruce Feb 18, 1989 672 Greek contact for humans, Neanderthals? Bower, Bruce Jan 21, 1989 368 Early tool making: an Asian connection. Bower, Bruce Jul 2, 1988 474 Bone marks: tools vs. teeth. Jul 2, 1988 301 Retooled ancestors; a group of small-brained creatures who disappeared 1 million years ago may have made and used tools before the direct ancestors of modern humans. Bower, Bruce May 28, 1988 2022 Prehistoric tusks: early boomerang? Bower, Bruce Oct 3, 1987 363 Flakes, breaks and the first Americans. Bower, Bruce Mar 14, 1987 1906 New dates for 'early' tools. May 10, 1986 237