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Oldest known poison arrows show Stone Age humans’ technological talents

Nature·Jan 7

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The discovery of the oldest known poison arrows has shed light on the technological capabilities of Stone Age humans. These arrows demonstrate the advanced skills and knowledge of early humans. The find highlights the sophistication of Stone Age technology.

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