What is a burin?

a. A hand axe that is standardized in form and bifacial
b. A flake that is used for large-game hunting
c. A scraper-like tool that is used for curing hides
d. A small boring tool that allows an individual to punch holes
e. A stone tool with chisel-like edges for working bone, horn, antler, or ivory


ANSWER: e

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