The Hoabinhian was a chipped pebble tool-making tradition of southeast Asia, specifically in the Hoa Binh Province of Vietnam. It is characterized by the production of small tools made from river pebbles, such as choppers and scrapers, and is associated with early human occupation of the area.

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The Hoabinhian Was

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The Hoabinhian was:

A) a chipped pebble tool-making tradition of southeast Asia
B) the first agricultural society of east Asia, centered in the Yellow River of China
C) a blade and flake industry of the forests of Manchuria
D) a stone tool tradition of making leaf-shaped projectile points

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