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Tools by the Homo Sapiens were very simple but most likely also made of "easy-to-shape" material. Things that were common and could be manipulated into a tool like an ax or a spear. These were probably made out of twigs, sticks, brush, flint, feathers, bones, small rocks or grass. They're were probably more durable and longer lasting than tools made my earlier ancestors and could be used for many more things. These tools were combinations of different materials which made them stronger.

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It is most likely that early hominids used tools of bone because is relatively weak compared to other materials when it is not in a body. Therefore it was easy to shape into tools and was something that could be easily accessed. Also I imagine during this time bone was plentiful.

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Hominids most likely used tools like this to manipulate their environment.

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http://www.becominghuman.org/node/homo-sapiens-0

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http://goo.gl/53aZZm

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To contrast the tools used by early hominids we first must find out what exactly a tool is. My definition of a tools would be something that is used to manipulate your environment.

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Early homo sapiens used stone tools to manipulate the environment.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_evolution

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If species today are using basic tools that leads me to believe that our common ancestors probably used them too. I'm guessing basic tools like in the example.

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Intelligent species have used tools to manipulate the world around them