Stone Tool Discovery Challenges Entire Theory of Early Human Intelligence and Evolution
4th December 2024
Imagine our early human ancestors standing in the ancient landscapes of southern Jordan, thoughtfully examining rocks before deciding which ones to use for their tools.
It turns out they weren’t just grabbing any stone that was easy to break; they had specific preferences and technical skills in choosing the right material.
Archaeologists Eiki Suga and Seiji Kadowaki have been exploring this fascinating aspect of early human behavior.