In the evolutionary sequence of the Paleolithic Age in India, the transition from heavy 'Core tools' (like handaxes) to lighter 'Flake tools' (like scrapers) primarily marks the beginning of which phase?

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The Middle Paleolithic period is technologically defined by the dominance of flake tools. Instead of using the main core stone, hominids started utilizing the sharper flakes or chips struck off from the core to produce specialized tools like scrapers and borers.

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