Archaeological sites at which there is evidence that early hominins were obtaining the raw material to make stone tools are referred to as
A) scavenging sites
B) quarrying sites
C) home-base sites
D) gathering sites

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Quarrying sites are archaeological sites where early hominins were obtaining the raw material to make stone tools. These sites often contain evidence of tools being made on-site and the transportation of the raw materials to other locations. Scavenging sites are where early hominins scavenged for meat, gathering sites are where they collected plants, and home-base sites are where they lived and performed various activities.

Archaeological Sites at Which There Is Evidence That Early Hominins