Meanings of neolithic times in English

Here we can stand, as it were, with one foot in neolithic times and the other in the life of to-day.

But opium is a dangerous drug which, from neolithic times down to the present day, has been making addicts and ruining health.

It is the same with the kitchen-middings and the caves occupied in Neolithic times.

There would also be, in the Neolithic times, herbal teas of various kinds, as today.

It can trace its roots back to Neolithic times.

Thomas was the ultimate non-fool of Post Neolithic times.

We have seen that in Neolithic times they were acquainted with the use of the distaff.

We have hitherto spoken as if there was but one race in Europe during Neolithic times.

The most ancient inhabitants of Hungary, however, cannot be traced further back than to Neolithic times.

Even gold and silver have no value except that which human beings assigned to them during Neolithic times.

Excavations reveal that in Neolithic times up to one in three skulls have holes drilled or scraped out.

It is strange indeed to find that incineration was practised from Neolithic times in the wild mountains of Lozère.

As well as telling the story of the town from Neolithic times to the modern day, the museum has information about the Mildenhall Treasure.

Their energies became exhausted, and for a long series of years Europe was filled by the camps, lake villages and fortified places of Neolithic times.