What name is given to the tool-making tradition of the Neanderthals of Europe,Southwest Asia,and North Africa?

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The tool-making tradition of the Neanderthals of Europe, Southwest Asia, and North Africa is known as the Mousterian tradition. It is characterized by the production of a wide variety of finely-crafted stone tools, including spear points, scrapers, and knives. The development of this tradition is thought to be closely linked to the unique hunting and survival strategies employed by the Neanderthals in these regions.  The Oldowan tradition is an earlier and simpler tool-making tradition, associated with the earliest members of the genus Homo. Cro-Magnon and Upper Paleolithic are later time periods and cultural traditions associated with anatomically modern humans.

What Name Is Given to the Tool-Making Tradition of the Neanderthals