Bone tools

Bone tools are implements crafted from animal bones, used by early humans for a variety of practical purposes. These tools include points for hunting or fishing, awls for making holes, and needles for sewing. Bones were shaped and sharpened to serve specific functions, offering durable and versatile instruments before the widespread use of stone or metal tools. Their discovery helps archaeologists understand how prehistoric people adapted to their environment, developed technological skills, and utilized available resources efficiently. Bone tools reflect human ingenuity and resourcefulness in everyday survival and craft activities.