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Physical Anthropology (E1: Corrections) What species invented the Levallois technique a) Homo erectus b) Homo neanderthalensis...

Physical Anthropology (E1: Corrections)

What species invented the Levallois technique

a) Homo erectus

b) Homo neanderthalensis

c) Homo spaiens

d) Homo heidelbergensis

Which species invited the punch-blade technique ?

a) Homo neanderthalensis

b) Homo erectus

c) Homo sapiens

d) Homo habilis

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Levallois is the technique of stone knapping developed during paleolithic period and invented by precursor of modern human called Homo neanderthalensis.

The soft punch or hammerstone are used to create sharp blades and this technique is invented via Homo erectus (nearest ancestor of human).

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