Jan. 11, 2023
Wed. 01/11 - Earliest Human Tools Just Monkey Business?
Were the first stone tools in the Americas made, not by ancient humans, but by monkeys? Plus, could color-changing cars be in our future? And will other nations follow New Zealand’s lead on banning cigarettes to future generations?
Were the first stone tools in the Americas made, not by ancient humans, but by monkeys? Plus, could color-changing cars be in our future? And will other nations follow New Zealand’s lead on banning cigarettes to future generations?
Links:
- Monkeys – Not Humans – Made Ancient Sets of Stone Tools in Brazil, Study Finds (ScienceAlert)
- Scientists prove that tools attributed to ancient humans were made by ancestors of capuchin monkeys (CONICET)
- Ancient Stone Tools Once Thought to be Made by Humans Were Actually Crafted by Monkeys, Say Archaeologists (Artnet News)
- These monkeys are 3000 years into their own 'Stone Age'. (National Geographic, 2019)
- Monkeys Make Stone "Tools" That Bear a Striking Resemblance to Early Human Artifacts (Scientific American, 2017)
- Check out BMW’s color-changing concept car in action (The Verge)
- BMW's E Ink Car Wrap Just Took The Leap Into Color (Slash Gear)
- End of the cigarette? Labour unveil plan to wipe out smoking by 2030 by banning sale of tobacco (LBC)
- Cigarette sales could be banned under Labour (Wales Online)
- Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg | 8th January 2023 (Political TV, YouTube)
- Jackson Bird on Twitter
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