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The image displays two diagrams featuring primitive tools labeled Tool A and Tool B, each presented with three distinct perspectives comprising front view, side view, and back view with a 5cm scale. Tool A, dating back 1.4 million years ago, showcases an asymmetric design with a broad, uneven base narrowing towards a jagged peak. Tool B, originating from 0.8 million years ago, exhibits a refined, symmetrical teardrop shape with a pointed top and a broader, smoother base.
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The diagram illustrates the evolution of cutting tools during the Stone age.
Overall, Tool A created more earlier (1.4 million years ago), was older than Tool B (0.8 million years ago). Tool B looks more thinner, and it has more irregular edges in the front view. However, it was smoother and sharper than the first tool.
Regarding Tool A, it has some rough surfaces clearly in the front of view. Additionally, the second tool was narrower despite an uneven shape. By contrast, the back view was smoother and sharper than the two others.
It is clear that both tools are approximately in 5 cm length. However, the Tool B was smoother, and it designed more clearly than the firs tool. Additionally, this both tools are made by human hands.
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