“…These studies have additionally tried to overcome the rather simplistic idea that ESA tools were used exclusively for the processing of animal carcasses (Jones, 1980(Jones, , 1981(Jones, , 1994Schick and Toth, 1993;Mitchell, 1996). Under this premise, in addition to the processing of animal and wood resources, a wide range of materials including herbaceous, under storage organs (USOs), nuts, and canes (Lemorini et al, 2014(Lemorini et al, , 2019de Francisco, 2019). The development of other hypothetical activities in sites is based on previous traceological results ( Keeley and Toth, 1981;Sussman, 1987;Keeley, 1997), as well as information obtained from other sources of information such as ethnography, diet reconstruction, ecology, paleo-environment, residue analy sis and/or technology, all of them supporting that these early hominins have rather complex economic interactions with their landscapes and the array of resources found on them (Mercader et al 2002(Mercader et al , 2009(Mercader et al , 2009Marlowe and Berbesque, 2009;Jones, 1994;Lee-Thorp et al 1994, 2012, 2012Domínguez-Rodrigo et al, 2001;Herrygers, 2002;Cerling et al, 2011;Magill et al 2013;Plummer and Bioshop, 2016).…”