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The images I have sketched are of two different skulls that relate to Stanley H. Ambrose’s article, “Paleolithic Technology and Human Evolution “. The one on the left is of the Homo Habilis and the drawing on the right is of a Homo Erectus (closely related to the Homo Erectus discussed in the article). The “Pathological Technology and Human Evolution” article states that “human biological and cultural evolution are closely linked to technological innovations.” This article states that the invention of more complex tools lead to “increased brain size, population size and geographical range.” The Homo Habilis is considered to have made the first tools and, according to the article, the making of these tools had a direct result on the Broca’s area. The Broca’s area is the area in the brain responsible for comprehending language and assisting in precise hand control. The tools the Homo Habilis species constructed were stone flakes and these tools can be shown as evidence for precise hand skills. On the other hand, the Homo Erectus crafted larger cutting tools that vary in sizes, which may reflect “higher conceptual and cognitive abilities.” The Homo Habilis are also known for their larger brains; this can be seen by looking at the size of the Stienham man’s cranium in my sketch compared to the size of the Homo Habilis’ cranium.
Took a walk through fields that were local to me and spotted this old rusted farming tool. I have no idea what it is, so if anyone can enlighten the flickrnauts and me I'd be glad to here about it.
Update: I have been told by my Uncle David, that this device was for removing large stones from the fields.
Taken on a Samsung Galaxy Note
P1010129
Tecalemit made in England.
Length 5½ inch.
Detail: www.flickr.com/photos/100761653@N07/12476169683/in/photos...
These are actually my neighbors. She had 5 boys and her tools she kept for herself to fix things around the house kept disappearing, so her husband bought her these, and she never had trouble again!
This key-sized multi-tool winds up being the right tool a lot of the time, especially because it's almost always in my pocket.
Day 208 - #CY365 - The Right Tool
The Learning Studio hosted a workshop organized by Michael Swaine and Amy Franceschini, in which 12 local artists were invited to make tools that expand our natural perceptual limitations.
The Learning Studio hosted a workshop organized by Michael Swaine and Amy Franceschini, in which 12 local artists were invited to make tools that expand our natural perceptual limitations.
HarperCollins editor-at-large Lisa Sharkey chats with the general book group's director of marketing, Christine Boyd, and Bridget Kinsella, the former west coast editor for Publishers Weekly, during a break between Tools of Change panels.
This was the tool shop, where the actual tools were made as far as I could tell, there were moulds for cogs and other bits and pieces. Some of the saws had beautiful scrollwork handles, even the tools were made with pride and care and attention.
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The Learning Studio hosted a workshop organized by Michael Swaine and Amy Franceschini, in which 12 local artists were invited to make tools that expand our natural perceptual limitations.
www.1001pallets.com/2013/05/pallet-as-tools-shelves/
Shelf made with a pallet to store tools in your garage ! The yellow color is so appropriate !
Idea sent by a friend on facebook.