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The innovation of the bone needle is associated with the
 
  a. Neanderthal era.
  b. Mungo people of Australia.
  c. peoples of Monte Verde.
  d. Cro Magnon era.
  e. Clovis era.

Question 2

The earliest Homo sapiens sapiens found in Europe were called
 
  a. Neanderthals.
  b. Natufians.
  c. Ergoaster.
  d. Habilis.
  e. Cro Magnon.



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Answer to Question 1

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