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Paleoanthropologists attempt to determine if a stone flake is a tool by looking for a

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striking platform.

B)

occipital keel.

C)

sagittal crest.

D)

residue.

E)

sharp edge.
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Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, Third Canadian Edition, 3/E (Ember, Peregrine)
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