Upper Paleolithic tools

Upper Paleolithic tools, dating from around 50,000 to 10,000 years ago, represent a significant advancement in early human technology. They feature finely crafted blades, points, and scrapers made from stone, bone, and ivory, often shaped with variety and precision. These tools were used for hunting, butchering, woodworking, and other tasks, reflecting increased skills and adaptability. The period also saw the emergence of specialized tools and the bow and arrow, indicating complex hunting strategies and social behaviors. Overall, Upper Paleolithic tools demonstrate early human innovation, allowing for improved survival and cultural development.