What is a stone axe used for?

Stone axes are prehistoric tools that were used for a variety of purposes, including cutting down trees, shaping wood, and butchering animals. The axe head was typically made from a hard stone, such as flint or basalt, and was attached to a wooden handle. Stone axes were used by humans for thousands of years, and played a vital role in the development of human civilization.

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Prehistoric Cooked Snail Shells Found
On the left the combustion structure found in Spain, on the right the snail shells It had been assumed so far that snails had entered human nutrition no earlier than 10,000 years ago, but a recent discovery archaeological in Spain it would seem to force scholars to backdate the event a lot.
The Schöningen spears, the oldest fully preserved hominid weapons
When did men start making weapons? Probably millions of years ago if we include all species considered human, from Homo sapiens to Homo habilis , dating back about 2.5 million years. Throughout our prehistory, passing through Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Modern Age, we have created objects cap
EDITORIAL. The New Explorers
Science and the Future 851 is on newsstands. Our cover story:the great adventure of the lost cities. Presentation in text and video by Dominique Leglu, the editorial director. The cover of Sciences et Avenir 851. We all have something of an explorer in us. Child, it is undeniable, as soon as arms
Egypt:two new pyramids are accessible to the visit
Egypt reopens to the public two pyramids closed for more than 50 years at the site of Dahshur, south of Cairo. The Bent Pyramid, on the site of Dahshur (Egypt). And two! It is not so common, as the Egyptian authorities have just done on Saturday July 13, to allow the public access again to the py