Merimdian
adjective
Me·rim·di·an
variants or Merimdean
mə̇ˈrimdēən
: of or relating to an early Neolithic Egyptian culture of about 5000–4000 b.c. characterized by agriculture, animal husbandry, pottery, working in gold and silver, loom-weaving, coiled basketry, pit houses, and boats made of bundles of papyrus
Word History
Etymology
Merimdeh, ruins on the western branch of the Nile in the Delta west of Ashmun, Egypt + English -an