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Ebenezer: In Japan there are possible ruins claimed by some to go back to 8000 BCE. The Stonehenge and Pyramid. Apparently, the oldest stone tools like handaxes go right back to the Lower Palaeolithic age, about 2 million years ago. It all depends on what you call a man made object.

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The oldest man-made object is believed to be the Abri Blanchard bone pendant, dating back to around 35,000 years ago. It was found in France and consists of a pierced and incised piece of bone shaped like an animal.

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Copper, I beleive.

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