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Meanings of Paleolithic Age in English
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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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He found some important Late Paleolithic sites, especially in the far northwest.
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The Late Paleolithic opportunities out here are beyond anything I ever imagined.
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At the close of the Glacial Age Paleolithic man vanished from Europe.
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The Paleolithic diet excludes two major sources of fibre, grains and legumes.
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Fernández-Armesto reconstructs our Paleolithic ancestors to reveal their subtle and profound thinking.
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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.
Usage of Paleolithic Age in English
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The Paleolithic Age in Europe seems to have terminated with the Glacial Age.
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The probable data for the Paleolithic Age have formed the subject of this chapter.
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The second race of men inhabiting Europe during the Paleolithic Age were the Cave-dwellers.
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We remember the ornamentations on implements in the Paleolithic Age was by engraving animal forms.
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The Paleolithic Age was apparently terminated in Europe by the cold of the last glacial epoch.
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These closing essays have impressed on us clearly and distinctly the isolation of the Paleolithic Age.
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We may consider it proven, then, that in this country there was also a Paleolithic Age.
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We are just on the threshold of discoveries in regard to the Paleolithic Age in this country.
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The advance of the last century was many times greater than that of the entire Paleolithic Age.
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But no voice of history or tradition, or of existing institutions, speaks to us of the Paleolithic Age.
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Koch's discovery-Discoveriesin the Loess of Nebraska-InGreene County, Ill.-In Georgia-Difficulties in detecting a Paleolithic Age in this country-Dr.
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Mr. Darkens thinks that there, also, are to be found the Cave-men of the Paleolithic Age, now known as the Eskimos.
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We have the Paleolithic Age of Europe, represented by the remains found in the gravels of the Delaware at Trenton, New Jersey.
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In this latter country we have seen the Paleolithic Age can be divided into two stages, or epochs, during which different races inhabited the country.
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The cave paintings of the Paleolithic age should be mentioned again in this respect.
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Geikie's conclusions-TheIsolation of the paleolithic Age.