Stone tools hint at social networks in ancient Kenya
Researchers report 320 000 year old tools from Kenya show new Middle Stone Age technology with obsidian from miles away. The findings suggest planning, travel for resources, and possible early social networking among Homo sapiens or close relatives.
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Richard Potts
Smithsonian Institution
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Alison Brooks
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Potts
Africa
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