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Early humans used clubs, axes, spears, and bows and arrows as weapons. Early axes were made of wood or stone, like Native American tomahawks. However, swords did not become practical weapons until humans learned metalworking and could craft weapons from metal rather than just wood and stone.
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- 2. Human beings have probably always killed each other. Early people used clubs, axes and spears. They also used bows and arrows. Early axes were made of wood and stone. (Like the tomahawk of the Native Americans). However the sword was not a practical weapon until people had become skilled in making things©from metal. C., Cifra JC. 2012 Borromeo K., Camilo
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