The history of women in making stone tools dates back thousands of years and is a testament to their ingenuity and skill. Women played a crucial role in tool-making, using techniques passed down through generations to shape flint, obsidian, and other materials into sharp implements for hunting, cutting, and scraping. Archaeological evidence suggests that women were heavily involved in the production of stone tools, as these implements were essential for daily survival. Their expertise in flaking

11K views · 468 reactions | Making and using a Mesolithic adze, A must have in the Stone Age tool kit. The adze was a vital piece of equipment for making things like Bows, Boats, Axe Handles and many other things you might need from wood. The secret of its success is in the construction of the working edge. | Will Lord Prehistoric Survival | Facebook