earliest subdivision of the Paleolithic or Old Stone Age
The Lower Paleolithic is the earliest period of the Old Stone Age, spanning the time when humans first began making stone tools. It matters because it represents the beginning of human technology and cultural development, showing how our ancestors adapted to their environment through the creation and use of tools.
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