Question

If archaeologists uncover an ancient town in a dig, how can they tell if it was “Paleolithic,” “Neolithic,” or “Bronze Age?”

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Given that Paleolithic is characterized by the Stone Age, the Neolithic era is characterized by Farming with more of wooden tools and less of stone, while the Bronze Age is more of metal tools.

Then, If the discovered tools or materials from the dig are majorly stone tools, then it can be inferred that it is Paleolithic era, but if it is majorly farm tools such as wood and bone made tools, it can be inferred that it is Neolithic Era. On the other hand, if it is more of metal tools, then it can be concluded that it is Bronze Age.