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neolith

/ˈniː.ə.lɪθ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un outil en pierre ou un artefact provenant de la période néolithique, généralement associé aux premières sociétés agricoles.

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/ˈniː.ə.lɪθ/C2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant un outil en pierre ou un artefact provenant de la période néolithique, généralement associé aux premières sociétés agricoles.

A noun referring to a stone tool or artifact originating from the Neolithic period, typically associated with early agricultural societies.

  1. Stone tool from the Neolithic AgeC1formal

    A stone implement or artifact that originates from the Neolithic period, characterized by polished stone and advanced tool-making techniques.

    frNéolithe (outil du Néolithique)

    • The archaeologist carefully examined the neolith found at the excavation site.
    • This neolith is a fine example of early agricultural tool technology.
    • Several neoliths were discovered alongside ancient pottery fragments.