Which of the following is not considered a difference between bronze age and neolithic technology?

A. the materials used for making tools

B. the eras in which the tools existed

C. the process by which the materials for tools are made.

D. the applications of various tools

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Finley Gibbs

18 February, 04:34

Which of the following is not considered a difference between bronze age and neolithic technology?

A. the materials used for making tools

B. the eras in which the tools existed

C. the process by which the materials for tools are made.

D. the applications of various tools

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Marisol · Answer 1

The real answer to this question is, D. the applications of various tools

Tito · Answer 2

The correct answer for this question is "C. the process by which the materials for tools are made." Among the following choices that is show, the item that is not considered a difference between bronze age and neolithic technology is the process by which the materials for tools are made.

Which of the following is not considered a difference between bronze age and neolithic technology?A. the materials used for making toolsB. the eras in which the tools existedC. the process by which the materials for tools are made.D. the applications of various tools

Which of the following is not considered a difference between bronze age and neolithic technology?

A. the materials used for making tools

B. the eras in which the tools existed

C. the process by which the materials for tools are made.

D. the applications of various tools