Archaeologists, by definition, uncover the remnants of past human activity. With the first excavation of chimpanzee stone tools at an African site, however, the scope of their work has entered virgin terrain.
STRIKING FINDS. Archaeologists have identified hammering stones at a chimpanzee nut-cracking site in western Africa.
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