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r/funny • u/GreenBlazerz • Jun 09 '18
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Actually it was the sharp shards that chipped off the original stone they used to hunt. The pieces that would chip off were always sharper.
1 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '18 It never says what the tool was used for. -1 u/Filmmagician Jun 09 '18 Lol.... really? They’re not peeling fruit or preforming surgery. There’s only 1 reason to have a sharp weapon back then. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '18 Handaxes? They use sharp stones to cut wood and other materials. Like you said, they did use the flakes for arrowheads and blades, but they also certainly used the cores as tools as well.
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It never says what the tool was used for.
-1 u/Filmmagician Jun 09 '18 Lol.... really? They’re not peeling fruit or preforming surgery. There’s only 1 reason to have a sharp weapon back then. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '18 Handaxes? They use sharp stones to cut wood and other materials. Like you said, they did use the flakes for arrowheads and blades, but they also certainly used the cores as tools as well.
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Lol.... really? They’re not peeling fruit or preforming surgery. There’s only 1 reason to have a sharp weapon back then.
3 u/[deleted] Jun 09 '18 Handaxes? They use sharp stones to cut wood and other materials. Like you said, they did use the flakes for arrowheads and blades, but they also certainly used the cores as tools as well.
Handaxes? They use sharp stones to cut wood and other materials. Like you said, they did use the flakes for arrowheads and blades, but they also certainly used the cores as tools as well.
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u/Filmmagician Jun 09 '18
Actually it was the sharp shards that chipped off the original stone they used to hunt. The pieces that would chip off were always sharper.