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300,000-Year-Old Throwing Stick Unveils Early Humans as Skilled Woodworkers and Hunters

Medicine & Technology Jul 20, 2023

A recent study reveals that the throwing sticks unearthed in the 1990s are the oldest weapons in human history, revealing early humans as woodwork experts. Read the article to learn more.

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The age of agriculture brought stable food supply to the human population―but it also brought weak bones.

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300,000-Year-Old Throwing Stick Unveils Early Humans as Skilled Woodworkers and Hunters

Early Man and the Issue of Weak Bones: How Sedentary Lifestyle Led to Now

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