Chancelade man
noun
Chan·ce·lade man
¦shäⁿsə¦läd-,
(ˈ)shäⁿs¦l-
: a short-statured, long-nosed, late paleolithic hominid known from a skeleton found associated with Magdalenian artifacts in southwestern France and thought to be a Cro-Magnon
Word History
Etymology
translation of French homme de Chancelade, from Chancelade, France, where remains were unearthed
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