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16 December, 03:50

What human species may have been the first to use crude tools?

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  1. 16 December, 05:16
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    The answer is Homo Habilis. Homo Habilis is one of the ancestors of the Homo Species. The Homo Habilis is known to be closely related to the Australopithecus. Based from the fossils found, the Homo habilis were the fist to used Crude tools like Spoons, Choppers and core tools
  2. 16 December, 06:05
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    The answer is Homo habilis
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