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• How could two species manage to have developed similar toolmaking abilities?
• I visited the Taylor Hubbard foundry as a toolmaking apprentice in 1977
• Neanderthal toolmaking supposedly changed little over hundreds of thousands of years.
• In the same year the Zumtobel Licht Toolmaking division began working on stereolithography.
• Larson had found it funny that cows would be really bad at toolmaking.
• CRAFTY CROW RIVALS PRIMATES IN TOOLMAKING By KATE WONG
• The site contains Late Archaic artifacts, primarily stone flakes indicative of stone toolmaking activity.
• The toolmaking in Steinhausen was sold to the Wisi'on Tool AG in 2005.
• Toolmaking and tool use has always been considered one of the diagnostics of a superior intelligence.
• Excavations have yielded evidence of refuse middens, houses, toolmaking workshops, and human remains.
• A World War II veteran, he used the GI Bill to study cabinetry and machine toolmaking.
• Other important industries in Rhode Island's past included toolmaking, costume jewelry, and silverware.
• Another type of brittle and drab-coloured flint found in the area was unsuitable for toolmaking.
• Its first metacarpal bone was narrow and apelike, incapable of supporting the enhanced thumb musculature required for toolmaking.
• The toolmaking ability of these crows, he believes, is superior to any observed in other nonhuman species.
• I also do a little template work; I have a computer science background and I dabble in toolmaking.
• Finds from this area included tempered pottery fragments, stone toolmaking chips, and a few fragments of bone.
• The river was frequented by aboriginal people and remnants of their campsites and toolmaking have been found along the river.
• Homo habilis appeared about 2.5 million years ago, at the time of the first evidence of stone toolmaking.
• "ACID RAIN LINKED TO BIRD DECLINE " and " CRAFTY CROW RIVALS PRIMATES IN TOOLMAKING ."