Question

Name any two weapons used by early human for hunting​

Answer 1

Answer:

Hammerstones

Early humans did not so much craft hammerstones as they did select them for size, strength, and weight. These massive tools were used to create other tools, such as choppers, which was accomplished by whacking hammer stones against other stones, to chip off flakes of material. Later developments in the Acheulean era saw early humans choose specific types of stone from which to make other tools. Stones like flint, and other "flaking" stones like quartz, could produce a sharp, cutting edge after being struck by hammerstones. Similarly, over time humans learned that hammerstones of different sizes and hardness yielded better results for making other primitive tools.

Choppers

Choppers are roughly spherical stone tools with one sharp edge, which humans fashioned by knocking out a few large flakes. They are some of the earliest stone tools and date back to the Oldowan technological period, which lasted from approximately 2.5 million to 1.2 million years ago. Humans used choppers for cutting up plants as well as for killing, skinning and cutting up animals. Researchers consider the chopper one of early humanity's most important tools along with the Acheulean handaxe. They also represent a marked increase in human cognition during the period.

Answer 2

two weapons used by early human for hunting are :

• Hammerstones
• choppers