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What Do We Know About Australopithecus Garhi's Stone Tools? Have you ever wondered about the earliest tools used by our ancient ancestors and what they reveal about human evolution? In this fascinating video, we explore the significance of Australopithecus garhi and its role in the development of tool use. We’ll examine how this species, living over two million years ago, may have been the first pre-Homo hominin to craft and utilize stone tools, challenging previous assumptions that only later human ancestors could do so. You’ll learn about the discovery of fossils in Ethiopia and the nearby site called Gona, where the oldest known Oldowan tools were found. We’ll discuss what these simple but effective tools consisted of—small flakes and cores—and how they might have been used for activities like butchering animals and accessing marrow. Additionally, we’ll look at what skeletal features tell us about Australopithecus garhi’s ability to walk upright and use their hands for tool-making, despite their small brain size. We’ll also explore the environment they inhabited and how it may have influenced their development of new survival strategies. This discovery has changed our understanding of early human ancestors, showing that tool-making and meat-eating began much earlier than previously believed. Join us to uncover how these findings reshape the story of human evolution.

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