Oldowan

Oldowan refers to one of the earliest known stone tool industries, dating back about 2.6 million years. It originated in East Africa and is associated with early human ancestors, like Homo habilis. Oldowan tools were mainly simple, like sharp flakes and choppers made from stones, and were used for cutting meat and processing plants. This marked a significant advancement in human development, showcasing the ability to create tools for specific tasks, which helped our ancestors survive and thrive in their environments. The Oldowan represents a crucial step in the evolution of technology and human behavior.