The diagram provides insight into the evolution of cutting tools during the Stone Age, encapsulating millions of years in its scope. It distinguishes between two primary cutting techniques, labelled A and B, and showcases their development through the front, side, and back perspectives of the tools used.
Crucially, both methodologies demonstrate a gradual reduction in material size;
nevertheless
, their dimensions differed noticeably. The tools crafted with approach A reveal a noticeable diminishment, especially at the upper part, though they retained a relative thickness from a side angle. Linking Words
On the contrary
, method B's output, Linking Words
while
generally larger, showcased significant slimming in the side view, taking 0.8 million years to achieve a thinner profile compared to the 1.4 million years required by method A for a comparably thicker outcome. Linking Words
Furthermore
, an analysis from the frontal and rear viewpoints indicates that approach A's products were consistently smaller, providing a succinct overview of the technology's developmental trajectory.Linking Words
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