What tools did the Jericho people use?

Stone Tools

* Chisels

* Scrapers

* Burins

* Axes

* Adzes

* Hammers

* Saws

* Knives

* Arrowheads

* Spear points

Flint Tools

* Sickles

* Knives

* Scrapers

* Awls

* Drills

* Borers

* Arrowheads

* Spear points

Bone Tools

* Awls

* Needles

* Fishhooks

* Harpoons

* Arrowheads

* Spear points

* Clubs

Shell Tools

* Scrapers

* Knives

* Awls

* Needles

* Fishhooks

* Beads

Wood Tools

* Spears

* Bows

* Arrows

* Clubs

* Shields

* Boats

* Houses

* Furniture

Other Tools

* Fire-starting tools

* Leather-working tools

* Basket-making tools

* Pottery-making tools

* Jewelry-making tools

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