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Otto caught several of the younger members of Lyta's band practicing their knapping skills. This is a rare insight into Oldowan tool making, mankind's first effort at stone tools. Homo habilis was the first to utilize these roughly-shaped tools, though some think our earlier predecessors--Australopithecines--used them, also. Otto doesn't show that, despite the fact he…
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