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How were Neolithic tools different from late Paleolithic?
- Material and Craftsmanship: Paleolithic tools were typically made from chipped stone, often flaked off larger stones. These tools were relatively simple and not very sharp. In contrast, Neolithic tools were made from polished stone, which involved grinding and polishing to create sharper and more durable edges.
- Types of Tools: Paleolithic tools included simple hand axes, choppers, and scrapers. Neolithic tools, on the other hand, included more specialized tools like sickles, grinding stones, and polished axes.
- Functionality: Paleolithic tools were primarily used for hunting and gathering. Neolithic tools were more diverse and included agricultural implements, reflecting the shift to farming and settled communities.
- Techniques: The process of making Neolithic tools was more advanced, involving more precise techniques to achieve the desired shape and sharpness.
These advancements in tool-making were part of broader changes in human society, including the development of agriculture and permanent settlements during the Neolithic era.