| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But, except at the very end of the Acheulean cycle of development, there is very little typological difference in the types of hand axes found in the various layers.The Micoquian, or Final (Upper) Acheulean, is characterized by elongated hand axes that exhibit very straight and finely chipped edges, in marked contrast with the Lower Acheulean, in which ovate forms predominate.
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