There's little doubt he was hoping to preach to the neolithic people.
2
And what we see to-day our neolithic forefathers saw too-with a difference.
3
A 15th-century neolithic cairn in the Burren in Clare has been vandalised.
4
Our story takes us back some twelve thousand years to neolithic man.
5
The neolithic tribes in question would certainly not have viewed themselves as Irish.
1
Hashish was known in the Mideast since the neolithicage; archeologists have dug it up in tombs.
2
Curio cabinets, inclosed whatnots, museum cases in which to display fragments from the neolithicage, and glass-faced sarcophagi for dead butterflies.
3
But beginning with the NeolithicAge, we come to our own era.
4
The NeolithicAge had meantime passed into the Age of Metal.
5
The NeolithicAge thus drew to its close, but not all at once.
1
They were probably shaped during the neolithicera, transforming a striking natural feature into a supernatural monument.
Uso de neolithic period em inglês
1
The distribution of each group around the countryside represents the spread of a particular community in the Irish neolithicperiod.
2
The world-famous stone circle was built around 2500BC during the late NeolithicPeriod.
3
He has a fascination with history and that Neolithicperiod.
4
Even during the Neolithicperiod, the domestic cattle were to a certain extent variable.
5
These did not change greatly after the Neolithicperiod.
6
During the final part of the Neolithicperiod, people started burying the dead in formal cemeteries.
7
Even the smaller houses, after the Neolithicperiod, seem also to have been of stone, plastered within.
8
There were flint tools from the Neolithicperiod, Bronze Age weapons, Roman jewellery, even a human bone or two.
9
Remains of this animal in a domesticated condition have been found in the Swiss lake-dwellings, belonging to the Neolithicperiod.
10
We have no means of gauging the age of the Palæolithic Egyptian weapons, as we have for the Neolithicperiod.
11
The discovery close to the Brú Na Bóinne World Heritage site dates to the Neolithicperiod, scientific dating has confirmed.
12
Avebury is undoubtedly older than Stonehenge and must belong to the true Neolithicperiod, whether the former does or not.
13
(But see Chapter VIII, Mesopotamia, whose Neolithicperiod is similar.)
14
Herxheim offers rare evidence of cannibalism during Europe's early Neolithicperiod, when farming first spread, the researchers report in the December Antiquity.
15
Destruction wreaked along Connacht's coastline in the recent storms has exposed archaeology dating back to the Neolithicperiod on Connemara's Omey island.
16
Some local historian dated them back to the NeolithicPeriod, but said the bronze spears were Roman and the crossbow bolts were Medieval.