What caution applies to a fixed sequence of tool modes?
ARegions followed different timelines
BEvery region changed at once
CModes had identical local dates
DNo region used earlier modes
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Regions followed different timelines
Stone-tool modes did not replace one another at the same time everywhere.
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