| 单词 | stone age |
| 释义 | Stone Ageproper noun The Stone Age is a very early period of human history, when people used tools and weapons made of stone, not metal. Stone Age in British Englishnoun archaeology a. a period in human culture identified by the use of stone implements and usually divided into the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic stages b. (as modifier) Stone-Age man Stone-Age in British English (stəʊn eɪdʒ) modifier (sometimes not capitals) of or relating to this period Stone Age man hunted the woolly mammoth to extinction 13,000 years ago. This has contributed to the perception that they are a strange, Stone Age peoplewith undeveloped sensibilities. Her daughter was put on a stone-age diet with no dairy products, additives, beef,pork, wheat, cereals, colouring and certain fruits. He found some late Stone Age tools. Some evidence indicates that Stone Age hunter-gatherers were healthier than earlyfarmers. Stone Age culture Stone Age in American English a period in human culture during which stone implements are used; specif., the timeof the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic periods of the Old World Examples of 'Stone Age' in a sentence |
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