Similar words: lineage, eager, meager, ice age, acreage, reagent, mileage, eagerly. Meaning: n. (archeology) the earliest known period of human culture, characterized by the use of stone implements.
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31 Thermo baric bombs, daisy cutters, laser bombs, cluster bombs, etc. are being used extensively in Afghanistan, killing and injuring people who already live in stone age conditions.
32 The remains of a Stone Age village built about 3100 BC can be seen at Skara Brae in the Orkneys.
33 In 1971, a Philippine government minister (Manuel Elizalde) discovered a small stone age tribe living in isolation on the island of Mindanao.
34 He discovered a Stone Age village w 5,000 years old.
35 The Stone Age didn't end because of a shortage of stones.
36 These type of structures began showing up near the end of the stone age all across Europe in what is called the megalithic age when people were energetically building structures such as Stonehenge.
37 The Neolithic Age ( New Stone Age ) was beginning.
38 New Stone Age relics of the Liangzhu culture, has emerged bamboo utensils.
39 In terms of technical development, people were going form the Stone Age to the Bronze Age.
40 Our Stone Age ancestors certainly did not live in a feedlot.
41 B : Wow , you really live in the Stone Age.
42 Eating like a caveman from the Stone Age helps lower blood pressure and reduces the risk of developing heart disease, Swedish researchers found.
43 The beginning of decoration can trace back to later period of the Old Stone Age.
44 The "Old Stone age" hall displays the real mammoth tusks, found on the bank of the Yenisey in the end of the 19th century.
45 To restitute archaic geographical entironment and make a discussion disc combined with the cause of the New Stone Age culture area variety by entironment vicissitude.
46 The site dates back to the Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age) Period when the English Channel didn't exist.
47 He had lain in his icy tomb on an Alpine glacier in northern Italy for 5, 300 years, a perfectly preserved Stone Age warrior, complete with fur robes, leather shoes and bow and arrow.
48 It was here that the San hunter-gatherers of the Stone Age roamed the hills of the Limpopo and left behind their engravings and paintings in rock shelters.
49 Europe's biggest Stone Age earthworks are at Silbury Hill in Wiltshire.
50 In terms of technical development, people were going from the Stone Age to the Bronze Age.
51 Considering that the source of the mythological animals with wings and squamae can trace to forepart of New Stone Age.
52 The soil contains evidence of the influence of man since the Stone Age, B?se explains, and this age has already been treated as an independent geological era for a long time.
53 The material of human fossil, culture relic and zoolite in the Old Stone Age, which are excavated in the Northeast of China, are very abundant. Sentencedict.com
54 The Stone Age sounds of the Fred Flintstone family emerge suddenly from the living room accompanied by the laughter of the five-year-old who has sneaked downstairs to catch early morning cartoons.
55 They were entering upon a new phase in human culture, the Neolithic phase ( New Stone Age ).
56 A Stone Age carving that scientists said looked like an "ancient dildo" was unearthed in July in Sweden.
57 Traditional weapons have a long history. They first appeared at stone Age and the Bronze Age.
58 Chinese primitive creative workmanship can be traced back to the Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age) when the Chinese ancestry's thinking ability was still of barbarism.
59 Certain Wiccan mythology holds that Wicca has come down from the stone age, surviving persecution in secret covens for hundreds of years.
60 The emergence painted pottery reflected the historic progress of mankind in the New Stone Age.
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