Resonox wrote:
Interesting how they have the artefacts and no remains, yet can state with confidence that this was a branch of humans previously unknown(in Britain???)that didn't evolve/survive/interbreed and were the last of their line.
Can anyone enlighten me as to how diverse stone tools in the UK were??
here is the words on Homo Antecessor from wiki..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_antecessor
You can see from the Spanish discovery that tools were used. Think its obvious when the defleshing of animal carcases was done, it would have been the same here as well, very early tools. The earliest (to date) must have come from the Rift valley (Olduvian), but there's a sequence of tools through the millenia.