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Meanings of Palaeolithic in English
Portuguese
paleolítico Catalan
paleolític 
Of or relating to the second period of the Stone Age (following the eolithic)
Related terms
Portuguese
paleolitico Catalan
paleolític Second part of the Stone Age beginning about 750,00 to 500,000 years BC and lasting until the end of the last ice age about 8,500 years BC.
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Examples for "paleolithic"
Examples for "paleolithic"
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Next month, the UK's first paleolithic restaurant will open in London.
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He says we have paleolithic brains, medieval institutions and godlike technology.
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This is the last time I trust myself to one of these paleolithic contrivances.
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Some eighty thousand years are supposed to have existed between paleolithic and neolithic man.
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The figure's head was bowed, like a paleolithic Venus figurine.
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Europe has drawn 10 in the same time period, CB Insights said.
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Survival rates also have improved among cases diagnosed over this time period.
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Roth: I'd say Wednesdays at 9 is a particularly competitive time period.
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Does the breach only concern data collected in a specific time period?
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Quality adult dramas released in this time period produce very healthy multiples.
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Often, people can extend their representatives for a longer period of time.
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There's no, 10 thousand years is such a long period of time.
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Andra Day: I think it was over a period of time, actually.
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U.S. military aid to Ukraine was frozen for a period of time.
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That is, if it was given over a long period of time.
Usage of Palaeolithic in English
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This is, apparently, the 10th year for the celebration of Palaeolithic video games.
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All three were experts in search of Upper Palaeolithic cave art.
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The study of Palaeolithic flint implements has been raised to a fine art.
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Having explored Palaeolithic options and a high-protein regimen before, What Are You Eating?
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In Palaeolithic times, dogs accompanied humans on hunting trips, and they still do.
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The Palaeolithic cave-dwellers of Europe were buried in their caves.
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The stages of Palaeolithic culture now recognised are as follows:-
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It knows that fossil fuels have granted the universal ape amplification beyond its Palaeolithic dreams.
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Divisions of labour beyond the pair bond had probably been invented in the Upper Palaeolithic.
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But we can now go back much further still, to the Palaeolithic Age of Egypt.
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Both are most interesting; the first named has an important collection of Palaeolithic and Neolithic remains.
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More information about the find will be published later this year in the Journal of Palaeolithic Archaeology.
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Archaeologists have found Palaeolithic tool workshops here.
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The Acheulean biface is the stereotype of the Stone Age tool, the iconic flattened teardrop of the Palaeolithic.
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The Palaeolithic culture seemed to come to an abrupt close, and the Neolithic culture was sharply distinguished from it.
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For Palaeolithic hominids, hand-axe making was like walking, something you grew good at through practice and never thought about again.
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