The First Evidence of Early Human Subsistence Strategies Comes from

The first evidence of early human subsistence strategies comes from

A) archaeological sites with Acheulean hand axes and evidence of butchering.
B) archaeological sites with Oldowan tools and stone cut marks overlying animal chew marks on bones.
C) archaeological sites with projectile points and fire hearths.
D) archaeological sites in the Mediterranean and Europe where Oldowan tools are found.