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Which of the following is NOT true for tools made using the technique of grinding stone: They were often hafted to bone or antler handles to make tools like axes They take longer to manufacture than to flaked stone tools They appear in the archaeological record during the Paleolithic When subject to heavy duty use, they break less often than do flaked stone tools

          Which of the following is NOT true for tools made using the technique
of grinding stone:
They were often hafted to bone or antler handles to make tools like axes
They take longer to manufacture than to flaked stone tools
They appear in the archaeological record during the Paleolithic
When subject to heavy duty use, they break less often than do flaked stone
tools

Which of the following is NOT true for tools made using the technique
of grinding stone:
They were often hafted to bone or antler handles to make tools like axes
They take longer to manufacture than to flaked stone tools
They appear in the archaeological record during the Paleolithic
When subject to heavy duty use, they break less often than do flaked stone
tools

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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Solved by Expert Madhur L

04/03/2022

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" This is true. Grinding stone tools were often attached to handles for better grip and usage. - "They take longer to manufacture than flaked stone tools." This is also true. Grinding stone tools require a more complex and time-consuming process than flaking. - Show more…

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