how were microliths useful to mesolithic man
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Stone tools found during the Mesolithic period are called Microliths. They were generally tiny in size. The Mesolithic man probably stuck these stones on to the handles of bones or wood to make tools such as saws and sickles. These tools were used for digging the ground and stitching clothes.
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Microliths, Mesolithic. ... They are called microliths. In the Mesolithic, or Middle Stone Age, people developed new skills, including the use of flint flakes to make weapons. The flakes were used to make spear tips or the points and barbs of arrows.They were fixed with resin to shafts made of wood or bone.
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