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Advances in human behaviour came surprisingly early in Stone Age

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Excavations in Kenya suggest improvements in stone tools and other human changes are linked to variations in climate. Excavations in Kenya suggest improvements in stone tools and other human changes… Click to show full abstract

Excavations in Kenya suggest improvements in stone tools and other human changes are linked to variations in climate. Excavations in Kenya suggest improvements in stone tools and other human changes are linked to variations in climate. Simple large tools (left) and smaller more complex tools (right)

Keywords: stone; surprisingly early; came surprisingly; advances human; behaviour came; human behaviour

Journal Title: Nature
Year Published: 2018

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