Paleoliths, also known as "Old Stone Age" tools, refer to the prehistoric stone tools used by early humans. Some synonyms for paleoliths include "flint tools," "stone implements," "primitive weapons," and "prehistoric artifacts." These artifacts date back to approximately 2.6 million years ago and have been found all over the world. They were used for tasks such as hunting, cutting meat, and scraping hides. Each paleolithic tool was carefully crafted and shaped to perform a specific function. Today, archaeologists study these ancient tools to understand the development and evolution of early human societies. The study of paleoliths is essential for understanding the history of human civilization.