18. Which of the following describes the tools of the earliest H. sapiens? A) Both A and B B) more complex and varied than those of H. erectus or Neanderthals C) indistinguishable from those of earlier hominids D) smaller and more compact than typical Middle Stone Age tools 19. Microwear analysis of the teeth of Upper Paleolithic peoples indicates A) an extreme reliance on meat B) a diet of mostly nuts and tree bark C) a greater amount of vegetable matter D) cooking 20. The Upper Paleolithic stone tool kit is generally characterized by __________. A) crudely fashioned scrapers B) nonstandard tool types C) long, thin blades D) heavy, round pebble choppers
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The tools of the earliest H. sapiens were more complex and varied than those of H. erectus or Neandertals. So the correct answer is: **B) more complex and varied than those of H. erectus or Neandertals** Show more…
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