Sentence examples for stone artifacts from inspiring English sources

Stone artifacts and early Homo fossils have been found at Olduvai and other sites.

Younger Sterkfontein deposits (2.0 1.5 mya) contain stone artifacts and remains of a Homo species.

Stone artifacts, human figures, and animals such as giraffes, rhinoceroses, and zebras are depicted.

By about 2.6 million years ago, some hominins were making and using simple stone artifacts in eastern Africa.

Stone artifacts of the Paleolithic Period have been unearthed at Kulp'o-ri in North Hamgyŏng province (North Korea) and at Sŏkch'ang in South Ch'ungch'ŏng province (South Korea).

On our trek up from Imbu Rano, we passed countless stone artifacts and altars, "tambu," or sacred places, places of past sacrifice and communion with spirit worlds.

Upper Paleolithic stone artifact microlithization embodied a change in tool design and production that noticeably impacted northeast Asian prehistory.

Here we investigate the raw material selection and transport behaviors of Oldowan hominins reflected in the stone artifact assemblages from the Kanjera South Formation, South Rachuonyo District, Kenya.

Ongoing excavations at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania, reveal tremendous variability among stone artifact assemblages across the Plio-Pleistocene Olduvai Lake Basin during Bed I and lower Bed II times.

Theoretically, stone artifact traces of Oldowan hominin land use are determined by the distribution of larger mammal carcasses and arboreal refuge from predation as well as proximity to stone material sources.

The density and composition of Oldowan stone artifact assemblages deposited during the first ca. 20,000 years of lowermost Bed II times show a recurrent pattern of variation across recognized synsedimentary faults that compartmentalized landscapes of the eastern Olduvai Lake Basin.