article_snippet.sent: Archaeologists have revealed that Archaeologists have discovered 20 stone flakes and anvils - used to help shape the tools - just west of Lake Turkana in Kenya.
article_snippet.sent: The tools were discovered buried in sediment along the west coast of Lake Turkana (above) in Kenya .
article_snippet.sent: stone tools were found at a site known as Lomekwi 3, just west of Lake Turkana in Kenya.
article_snippet.sent: This skull of Kenyanthropus platyops was found close to the site of A further 130 stone tools in 1999 close to Lake Turkana in Kenya and may be the species responsible for creating the stone flakes that have been discovered .
article_snippet.sent: the oldest stone tools to be discovered were discovered buried in sediment at a site called Lomekwi on the coast of Lake Turkana .
highlights_snippet.sent: Archaeologists have found 20 stones shaped by early humans using 'simple techniques' close to the west shore of Lake Turkana in Kenya .
  