Lowe industry, found in southern Mesoamerica near modern-day Belize. These tools are versatile biface points defined by their basal thinning and barbed cutting edges. Ancient Mesoamericans, not unlike other stone-tool users, used a combination of multitools and tools made for specific purposes, such as cutting, scraping, whittling, and the making of other stone tools.

One famous use of stone tools in Mesoamerica is the formidable Macuahuitl, the Aztec