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What was most likely the earliest weapon (excluding rocks or hand axes)?
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What was most likely the earliest weapon (excluding rocks or hand axes)?
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Blunt weapons like rocks or branches
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I think maybe spears with made out of sticks, that eventually evolved to have heads made out of rock.
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