Technology is a composition of applicable techniques or processes which are used to create a desired object. Technique is the practical part of the technology and is used with a specific purpose. When a human is using specific techniques, he can create a pre planned object. There are four groups that we observe through occurrence and development of stone tools in Paleolithic. These groups are following: man’s activity, raw material, physical activity and finished stone tool. Man has always strived for using easily tillable raw materials, but also materials that can be acquired. Usually those were chert, tuff, flint, obsidian and limestone rocks. Although the method of pre planned shape for creating flake was firstly used in Lower Paleolithic, its usage did not increase until the period of Middle Paleolithic. The best such known method is levallois method. Other methods used in Mousterian are disc-core method, the method of creating quina scraper and laminar technique. Most frequently used types of stone tools in Mousterian are scrapers. Based on their shape, we can distinguish twenty one different types. Other tools are mostly Mousterian points, backed knifes and other miscellaneous denticulates and notches. With the occurrence of Homo sapiens 45 000 years ago starts the Upper Paleolithic. Industries in this period of occurrence are called transitional, because they show elements of merging of Mousterian and Aurignacian characteristics. Aurignacian culture is the first real Upper Paleolithic industry. It is distinguished by its new methods that enabled the creation of more stone tools than Mousterian methods, which resulted in greater mobility of Aurignacian communities. New types of tools are made: aurignacian blade, scratchings on aurignacian blade, other scratchers and burins. Although they already existed in transitional industries, the number of bone spikes increases in Aurignacian period. The development continues in Gravettian , known for appearance of different kinds of burins, which are connected to intensive treatment of bone objects. After Gravettian follows Solutrian period that is known for applying heat processes and laurel points.