What material did Homo habilis make tools from?
AOnly polished bronze tools
BWooden tools and woven fibre
CIron and copper metal tools
DStone and perhaps animal bone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Stone and perhaps animal bone
The account credits H. habilis with stone and possibly bone tools.
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