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The tools associated with the African Late Stone Age and European Upper Paleolithic are distinguished from Middle Stone Age technology by their __________.
 
  a. greater size
  b. more detailed features
  c. incorporation of blade technology
  d. uniformity in the type of material used

Question 2

Small, flaked stone tools designed to make composite tools are called __________.
 
  a. microliths
  b. scrapers
  c. burins
  d. atlatls



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: c

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Correct Answer: b



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