Instruments or tools made by man during the Paleolithic
First it should be noted that man-made instruments that have survived to this day are just that, those who have survived. This means that there were probably many others made some resistant materials whose track is lost forever. Instruments or tools that have been preserved were made in carved stone or bone. The technique to carve a stone, often flint was simple. The stone is struck with another stone into the desired shape. Are common objects scrapers, axes, spearheads or arrow, etc.
The instruments and tools Paleolithic are classified by their age and manufacturing technique used. The following are ordered from oldest to newest:
- Culture Pebbles (Pebble culture)
- Culture Acheliense.
- Culture Clactonian.
- Culture Musteriense.
- Aurignacian Culture
- Solutrean culture.
- Culture Magdaleniense.
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