people of East Asia stuck to only the most basic tools that remained unchanged for thousands of years. The tool we’ve identified is called a Quina scraper. This type of stone tool is well known ...

provide the oldest evidence of intentional symbolic carvings yet found in East Asia. If so, the find would beat the previous record holder by some 60,000 years, the team reports in the journal ...

A 100-metre length of it nicknamed "Chop Alley" has been the home of Chinese stone seal makers since the ... which often features intricate carvings of auspicious creatures.

The stone to the right is the fallen lintel from the Great Trilithon (Terence Meaden) Penis-shaped standing stones and carvings seem ... (especially in Europe and Asia) - and Professor Meaden ...

Carvings on a stone pillar at the 12,000-year-old archaeological site ... which are often linked to the rise of civilization in the Fertile Crescent of Western Asia. Another pillar at Göbekli Tepe ...

Carving on stone block could be over 200,000 years old (Marbella Town Council) These line carvings confirm the presence of settlers in southern Spain during the Early Middle Paleolithic ...

with minimal wasted stone. Taken together, these two finds make a strong case that Middle Paleolithic technologies were present in East Asia. But why are we only just finding this Quina tool kit ...