article_snippet: Researchers analysing elephant remains in Israel have discovered signs of animal residue on primitive tools called 'handaxes and scrapers' alongside cut marks in the remains themselves.
article_snippet: Researchers analysing elephant remains (rib pictured) in Israel have discovered signs of animal residue on primitive tools called 'handaxes and scrapers' alongside cut marks in the remains themselves. 
article_snippet: The slimmer, more delicate scraper was then used to separate fur and animal fat from muscle tissue.
article_snippet: This is believed to be animal tissue.
article_snippet: The tools and remains showed residue of adipocere, or animal fat and on The scraper, both tissues and vegetable residues were found.
article_snippet: This is believed to be animal tissue.
article_snippet: three tools: a flake, biface (pictured) and scraperadditionally showed residue of adipocere, or animal fat, and on The scraper (pictured), both tissues and vegetable residues were found .
highlights_snippet: A slimmer 'scraper' was used to separate fur and animal fat from muscle .