Oldowan tools

Oldowan tools are some of the earliest known stone tools made by ancient human ancestors around 2.5 million years ago. They typically consist of simple choppers and flakes created by striking stones to produce sharp edges. These tools were used for tasks such as cutting, processing food, and breaking bones. The Oldowan toolkit represents an important step in human technological development, showcasing early problem-solving skills and resourcefulness. Their creation marks the beginning of technological behavior in human evolution and provides valuable insights into the way early humans interacted with their environment.