Which of the following is not considered a difference between Bronze Age an Neolithic technology? A) the applications of various tools B) The materials used for making tools C) The eras in which tools existed D) The process by which the materials for tools are made

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Leandro Marquez

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9 May, 03:42

Which of the following is not considered a difference between Bronze Age an Neolithic technology? A) the applications of various tools B) The materials used for making tools C) The eras in which tools existed D) The process by which the materials for tools are made

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Kaylie Logan · Answer 1

A) the applications of various tools

Explanation:

There were lot of changes between the Neolithic and Bronze Age when it comes to technology. New materials were discovered and the people figured out how to manufacture them. The process by which the materials were made changed, and there was constant development in this field, so there were constant innovations. One thing that remained the same though was the application of the tools. The tools were changing, were becoming better, stronger, more efficient, but they were still used for the same things.