These Acheulian hand axes -- they're named after St. Acheul in France, where finds were made in 19th century -- have been unearthed in their thousands, scattered across Asia, Europe and Africa, almost everywhere Homo erectus and Homo ergaster roamed.
Te acheulianske ručne sjekire -- one su nazvane po sv. Acheulu u Francuskoj, gdje su pronađene u 19. stoljeću -- su iskopane u tisućama razasute po Aziji, Europi i Africi, gotovo svugdje gdje su Homo erectus i Homo ergaster lutali.