According to the paleoanthropologists in Cave of Bones, one interpretation of the presence of a possible stone tool in$/$near the hand of a Homo naledi child's skeleton is that naledi

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routinely butchered large animals with tough hides.

routinely consumed betel nut for medicinal purposes.

had a belief in some form of afterlife.

had the thumb and forefinger dexterity necessary to produce Mode II tools.

None of the above; there were no stones found in the Rising Star cave system that the scientists thought were potentially used as tools.