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Kenyan rockhound finds oldest known stone tool

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Life and legacy of Richard Leakey to be honored at SBU memorial conference

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Someone made these over 3 million year old tools - but who were they?

Stone age tools dating back 3.3 million years have been found in Kenya, opening the doors for a new view on human history and the possibility of more advanced species than previously believed could predate the oldest known Homo species.

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Stone Flakes Made by Monkeys Raise Questions About Early Human Tools | Smart News

The flakes accidentally produced by long-tailed macaques resemble those thought to have been made by early humans

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Intriguing discovery of ancient tools, butchery, and hominin teeth in Kenya

The discoveries include evidence that Oldowan tools were used to cut and pound animal flesh far earlier than previously known.

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