cultural continuity

10,000 Generations Used the Same Stone Tools to Survive

November 7, 2025

Three ancient stone tools, likely hand axes, displayed against a black background.

Archaeologists discovered Oldowan stone tools in Kenya dating back 2.75 million years, representing the earliest known sharp-edged technology used by…

cultural continuity

10,000 Generations Used the Same Stone Tools to Survive

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