In an effort to understand how early humans first made and used stone tools the authors went to the prehistoric sites of East Africa and, combining archaeological research with practical experimentation, learned to make stone tools themselves. In this book they examine the history of prehistoric study and the development of Early Man and stone use, and present the exciting discoveries they made through their own practical experiments. New in paperback for 1995.

Making Silent Stones Speak

History

Schick, Kathy Diane

Toth, Nick

Ancient Civilizations

Orion Publishing Group

Stone Age Sites in the Making (BAR International)

Politics & Social Sciences

Archaeology

British Archaeological Reports

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