Study finds oldest stone tools found were not made by human hands

Archaeologists have uncovered what may be the oldest stone tools ever found. And they think someone other than our closest Homo ancestor may have built it. It was excavated in 2016 in Nyayanga, Kenya, on the banks of Lake Victoria. This antique tool fits the design perfectly. of the Oldowan tool set,

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the name given to the earliest type of stone tool made by human hands.

by age estimate The newly discovered tools were formed between 2.6 and 3 million years ago, long before being buried in sediment and sand. A total of 330 artifacts were found, among 1,776 fossilized animal bones showing signs of animal killing.

Previously, the oldest known Oldowan tools dated 2.6 million years ago.

Although the age of the newly discovered tools may be further refined. But the creation of these tools coincides with the time when the ancestors of Homo sapiens roamed alongside early humans. It signals a huge technological breakthrough for creators. whoever they are

Rick Potts, paleontologist at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History. as part of the study said "With these tools You can crush them better than an elephant's molars. and cuts better than a lion's fang can."