Question

Which item or items uncovered at an archaeological dig would indicate that the site probably dates from the Mesolithic era rather than the Paleolithic? @.sam.

a small dugout canoe

clay pottery shards

a chipped-stone harpoon head

several finely shaped bone needles

Answer 1

@Whitemonsterbunny17 @ShadowLegendX i put A on this although in the thing it literally says that clay pottery and finely shaped bone needles were in the same time as canoes

Answer 2

In all areas of craftsmanship, in fact, Mesolithic
artisans improved upon the developments of the late
Paleolithic era. Archaeologists have found remains of
baskets, pottery vessels, rafts, and dugout canoes from
this period in greater abundance—partly because these
objects have not had to endure the ravages of time for as long as Paleolithic remains,
but mostly because more of them existed in the Mesolithic era. An unfortunate
evidence of both population growth and improved technology is the increased
quantity of human skeletal remains exhibiting violent fractures. Warfare appears
to have increased along with everything else.

Answer 3

"in greater abundance"

Answer 4

canoes

Answer 5

its A

Answer 6

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