What is another word for levallois technique?
Pronunciation: [lˈɛvɐlwˌɑː tɛknˈiːk] (IPA) 
The term "Levallois technique" refers to a specific method of stone tool manufacturing that was developed by early human populations in the Middle Paleolithic era. This technique involves the careful preparation of a stone core, which is then struck in a precise manner to produce flakes that can be fashioned into a variety of tools. While "Levallois technique" is the most commonly used term to describe this method, there are other synonyms that are sometimes used. These include the "prepared-core technique," the "blade and core technique," and the "flake-knapping technique." All of these terms refer to the same basic process of creating stone tools, but they may be more commonly used in specific geographic or disciplinary contexts.
