The style of stone-tool making that involves knocking a few flakes off tennis-ball-sized rocks to produce cutting edges is called the
A) core tradition.
B) Oldowan tradition.
C) Acheulean tradition.
D) chopping tool tradition.

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The Oldowan tradition is characterized by the production of simple stone tools by striking flakes off a core, creating sharp edges for cutting.

The Style of Stone-Tool Making That Involves Knocking a Few