The development of tools was a turning point in human prehistory, shaping survival and
adaptation. Early hum
(ans) crafted to
(ols) from st
(one), wood, and bo
(ne), improving their abi
(lity)
to hunt, gat
(her), and bu
(ild) shelters. These innov
(ations) helped th
(em) thrive in div
(erse)
environments. The discovery of fire added another crucial advantage, allowing people to
cook food, stay warm, and defend against predators. As technology advanced, tools
became more refined, paving the way for complex societies, agriculture, and organized
civilizations.
