What does fossil evidence of cutmarks made with stone tools at early hominid sites suggest?

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Fossil evidence of cutmarks made with stone tools at early hominid sites suggests that meat eating started before Homo erectus but increased with more advanced technology. This is because the cutmarks suggest that early hominids were butchering meat, and more advanced technology (such as stone tools) would have made this process easier and more efficient. However, there is no evidence to suggest that big game hunting was the most common way early hominids obtained meat, and there is no evidence of rampant violence among hominids (although some conflicts may have occurred).

What Does Fossil Evidence of Cutmarks Made with Stone Tools