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The National Museum should not fail to secure this remarkable relic of the PalæolithicAge.
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But we can now go back much further still, to the PalaeolithicAge of Egypt.
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The same may be said of another fundamental advance of the men of the later Palaeolithicage, the discovery of the art of making fire.
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Apparently he was influenced by local practices and beliefs, for he met and mingled in certain localities with the men of the Late PalaeolithicAge.
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We don't know what people ate in the Palaeolithicera, plus life expectancy back then was about 25.)
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Even in the early Palaeolithicera, when Are You Being Served?visited the Costa Plonka, this seemed like a lazy way of injecting cinematic breadth.
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The French examples are from caves of the palæolithicperiod; the rest mainly belong to the neolithic and bronze ages.
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The PaleolithicAge in Europe seems to have terminated with the Glacial Age.
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The cave paintings of the Paleolithicage should be mentioned again in this respect.
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The probable data for the PaleolithicAge have formed the subject of this chapter.
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The second race of men inhabiting Europe during the PaleolithicAge were the Cave-dwellers.
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We remember the ornamentations on implements in the PaleolithicAge was by engraving animal forms.
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TROGLODYTE, n. Specifically, a cave-dweller of the paleolithicperiod, after the Tree and before the Flat.
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To the Paleolithicperiod?
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But what we know now of the Paleolithicera, suggests a much different scene.
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I feel great warmth and gratitude to Dr. Jan Jelinek for continued discussions about the Upper PaleolithicEra.
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In the Paleolithicera, fluctuations in climate made it hard for groups of humans to rely too heavily on particular plants.
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In the Paleolithicera, when our prehistoric ancestors lived in small clans, how people were viewed by strangers and kin could determine survival.
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The time travel starts with the late Paleolithicera, judging by the panels above and below, which debuted Thursday on DC Comics blog The Source.
Usage of paleolithic in inglés
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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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TROGLODYTE, n. Specifically, a cave-dweller of the paleolithic period, after the Tree and before the Flat.
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Evidence for paleolithic, intermittent energy restriction, Nordic, vegetarian, and portfolio dietary patterns was graded as weak.
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And we don't want to seem paleolithic.
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Geikie's conclusions-TheIsolation of the paleolithic Age.
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For vigour and vitality, you should renounce thousands of years of grain-based eating and return to a paleolithic diet.
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He calls grandfather's idea paleolithic.
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Some people with paleolithic intellects seem to think it exquisitely humorous to see a man fall down and hurt himself.
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While some still talked of "unbroken traditions," few of them thought Gardner-oranyone else-hada direct line to the paleolithic caves.
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In that moment, she was a throw-back of a million years, and through her veins fumed the ferine blood of her paleolithic forebears.
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The biggest problem for Tyrannosaurus rex could have been a single-celled parasite in a paleolithic turn on the tiny-fells-mighty, War of the Worlds story.
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And from the same immense campsite, justifiably described as a paleolithic tomb of Tutankhamun, came another female figure, the celebrated clay woman of Brno.