Known as the Language of Technology project, the experiment involves 20 subjects who will each devote 100 hours to learning the art of making a Stone Age hand axe, and also undergo a series of MRI ...

Think of a Stone Age hand axe and you may imagine ... The experts believe that objects such as the axe were ‘deliberately’ stabbed in underground clay as part of a ritual.

Archaeologists in Morocco have announced the discovery of North Africa's oldest hand axe manufacturing site ... presence of humans in Morocco The Stone Age find pushes back the start date ...

A stone ax of the type used more than ... “From the Paleolithic Age to the Renaissance and and beyond, hand axes have been — and continue to be — part of human history.” ...

Kangas et al. concluded from their analysis that the rock's shape and red-to-brown color are remarkably consistent with actual Stone Age hand axes found in the region where Fouquet lived.

While digging into sediment thought to have been part of a tributary of the River Medway from the Middle Pleistocene age, a treasure trove of stone artefacts ... largest hand-axe found in Britain ...

What they have discovered convinces them that Gargas’s hand stencils reflect a Stone Age sign language ... from proto-writing with its roots in clay counting tokens that first appeared around ...

The skill of making a prehistoric hand axe is "more complicated and nuanced than many people realize," Stout says. "It's not just a bunch of ape-men banging rocks together. We should have respect for ...

Archaeologists in Morocco have announced the discovery of North Africa’s oldest Stone Age hand-axe manufacturing site, dating back 1.3 million years, an international team reported on Wednesday.

The skill of making a prehistoric hand axe is "more complicated and nuanced than many people realize," Stout says. "It's not just a bunch of ape-men banging rocks together. We should have respect for ...

Archaeologists in Morocco have announced the discovery of North Africa's oldest Stone Age hand-axe manufacturing site, dating back 1.3 million years, an international team reported Wednesday.