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Meanings of neolithic period in anglès
Archaeological period, last part of the Stone Age.
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Examples for "neolithic"
Examples for "neolithic"
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There's little doubt he was hoping to preach to the neolithic people.
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And what we see to-day our neolithic forefathers saw too-with a difference.
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A 15th-century neolithic cairn in the Burren in Clare has been vandalised.
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Our story takes us back some twelve thousand years to neolithic man.
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The neolithic tribes in question would certainly not have viewed themselves as Irish.
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Hashish was known in the Mideast since the neolithic age; archeologists have dug it up in tombs.
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Curio cabinets, inclosed whatnots, museum cases in which to display fragments from the neolithic age, and glass-faced sarcophagi for dead butterflies.
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But beginning with the Neolithic Age, we come to our own era.
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The Neolithic Age had meantime passed into the Age of Metal.
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The Neolithic Age thus drew to its close, but not all at once.
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They were probably shaped during the neolithic era, transforming a striking natural feature into a supernatural monument.
Usage of neolithic period in anglès
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The distribution of each group around the countryside represents the spread of a particular community in the Irish neolithic period.
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The world-famous stone circle was built around 2500BC during the late Neolithic Period.
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He has a fascination with history and that Neolithic period.
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Even during the Neolithic period, the domestic cattle were to a certain extent variable.
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These did not change greatly after the Neolithic period.
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During the final part of the Neolithic period, people started burying the dead in formal cemeteries.
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Even the smaller houses, after the Neolithic period, seem also to have been of stone, plastered within.
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There were flint tools from the Neolithic period, Bronze Age weapons, Roman jewellery, even a human bone or two.
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Remains of this animal in a domesticated condition have been found in the Swiss lake-dwellings, belonging to the Neolithic period.
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We have no means of gauging the age of the Palæolithic Egyptian weapons, as we have for the Neolithic period.
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The discovery close to the Brú Na Bóinne World Heritage site dates to the Neolithic period, scientific dating has confirmed.
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Avebury is undoubtedly older than Stonehenge and must belong to the true Neolithic period, whether the former does or not.
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(But see Chapter VIII, Mesopotamia, whose Neolithic period is similar.)
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Herxheim offers rare evidence of cannibalism during Europe's early Neolithic period, when farming first spread, the researchers report in the December Antiquity.
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Destruction wreaked along Connacht's coastline in the recent storms has exposed archaeology dating back to the Neolithic period on Connemara's Omey island.
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Some local historian dated them back to the Neolithic Period, but said the bronze spears were Roman and the crossbow bolts were Medieval.
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Translations for neolithic period
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