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Tool-Making is an advance in Civilization: Call to Power.

Summary[]

Toolmaking, marks the beginning of the Sea Advances and heralds an era of exploration by allowing roads. With tools come weapons - hence this discovery allows for the most basic of combatant's, the Warrior. In addition, this discovery opens the way for the cruel Slaver

Great Library entry[]

Early tools focused on gathering food and defending territory. As early as 10,000 BC, Palestinian natives created reaping knives by setting flint blades into primitive handles. By 4000 BC, the warrior had adapted simple tools into spears, axes, knives, and shields. Armed with weapons, shackles, and chains, tribes gained the power to dominate and even to enslave one another.

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