If these kinds of traces were indeed found on genuine Stone Age ... tools might have been used. So Akira Iwase of Tokyo Metropolitan University and co-authors made their own replicas of adzes and ...

"We describe these tools as ‘giants ... people and how the stone artefacts, including the ‘giant hand-axes’ helped them adapt to the challenges of Ice Age environments." ...

A trove of around 800 stone tools, including what archaeologists ... including the ‘giant hand axes’ helped them adapt to the challenges of Ice Age environments.” ...

A prehistoric treasure trove of stone axes and tools from the Ice-Age has been discovered in Kent ... One of the items include a giant hand axe, which is around 30cm long. "We describe these ...

and is the largest example of a series of stone tools discovered on the site. An ongoing search for comparisons from across the world has not come up with a hand axe of equal size. As such this ...

Tokyo, Japan – Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University crafted replica stone age ... tools that let people craft more and more complex wooden instruments, particularly polished stone axes.

Two giant prehistoric hand axes, one of which is about a foot long, have been uncovered in deep Ice Age sediments in the south of England. The 300,000-year-old tools, slabs of flint chipped on ...

Kangas et al. concluded from their analysis that the rock's shape and red-to-brown color are remarkably consistent with actual Stone Age hand axes found in the region where Fouquet lived.

A stone ax of the type used more than ... Typically made from flint, “Acheulean” hand axes were oval- or pear-shaped tools, flaked on both sides with a pointed end, used to cut meat and ...

“The hand axe–like stone had social significance and the painting ... The paper notes that the society in which Fouquet lived had uncovered flint tools, known as Acheulean handaxes, in ...

“The tools or hand axes were found in the sand bed of a stream ... Paleolithic Age is also known as or Old Stone Age or Early Stone Age. It dates back to about 33 lakh years BC.

“This hand axe is one of the most important finds from our ongoing survey of the Qurh Plain. This amazing stone tool is more than half a meter long (length: 51.3 cm, width: 9.5 cm, thickness: 5.7 cm) ...