Meanings of prehistoric age in английском

His chief field was the prehistoric age and the medieval period.

Our present inquiry is concerned solely with the remains of its prehistoric age.

In a word, the prehistoric age was over; that of self-conscious portraiture was now to begin.

Even the footstools belonged to a prehistoric age.

Stone figures from a prehistoric age.

Far from the prehistoric age being a time of stagnation, it was rather a time of ceaseless movement.

The piles of the Swiss Lake dwellings, which are in a state of good preservation, are of prehistoric age.

It was like the skeleton of some giant creature of a prehistoric age, incredibly savage even in its stark, unlovely death.

Is there an explanation or is this writer a member of some prehistoric age hacking his way through the Celtic Tiger jungle?

Moreover, the new text furnishes fresh proof of the general accuracy of Manetho, even when dealing with traditions of this prehistoric age.

PERIOD I. is divided into (1) the mythical or prehistoric age, extending to 776 B.C.

The history of the city begins in the late prehistoric age, it having been founded by the pre-Menite kings (Petrie, Abydos, ii.

I called him Prince Charming, and I am sure he was as old as Methuselah, and lived under that stone in some prehistoric age.

Our professors would gladly have stayed there all day, so entranced were they by this opportunity of studying the life of a prehistoric age.

At a time when most of their neighbors were still in the darkness of the prehistoric age, the Egyptians had entered the light of history.

They are of service, however, in helping us to ascertain the character of the Roman constitution, and something about its growth, in the prehistoric age.