Life 4.3 Million Years Ago | Stone Tools and the Survival Diet of Early Hominids

A look at the invention that changed everything: the first stone tool.

Travel back 4.3 million years to a crucial turning point in the hominid journey. This documentary explores the revolutionary moment when our ancestors began crafting and using the very first stone tools. This simple innovation—the ability to intentionally shape a rock for a purpose—was arguably the single most important technological leap in human history.

Life 4.3 Million Years Ago | Stone Tools and the Survival Diet of Early Hominids

We investigate the oldest known archaeological sites to understand the techniques behind these primitive tools, focusing on the essential role they played in the survival diet of early hominids. How did these tools allow them to access new food sources, such as marrow from bones and tough plant materials, that were previously unavailable? We examine the shift from a purely foraging diet to one that included high-energy protein, a change that may have been vital for brain development and accelerated evolution.

Discover the cleverness and resilience of the earliest toolmakers and the dietary strategies that ensured the survival of our lineage.

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