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Definition of Cro-Magnon man in English: Cro-Magnon mannounkrəʊˈmanjɒ̃ mankrəʊˈmaɡnən mankrō ˈmaɡnən mass nounThe earliest form of modern human in Europe, associated with the Aurignacian flint industry. The group's appearance c.35,000 years ago marked the beginning of the Upper Palaeolithic and the apparent decline and disappearance of Neanderthal man; the group persisted at least into the Neolithic period. Example sentencesExamples - Back in 1868, in the small town of Eyzies, the skeleton of a 30,000-year-old Cro-Magnon man was discovered, marking it as a place occupied by the very earliest settlers.
- The best known human fossils are of Cro-Magnon man (whose marvelous paintings are found on the walls of caves in France) and Neandertal man.
- Based on examination of fossilized skulls, it appears that Cro-Magnon man possessed the necessary physical equipment for speech.
- He excelled in both, as a professor of surgery at the Bicetre in Paris and as a noted anthropologist dealing with a plethora of subjects, including the Cro-Magnon man and Neolithic trephination.
- Our earliest human ancestor, Cro-Magnon man, needed to control his environment in specific ways to avoid starving or being eaten by predators.
Origin Cro-Magnon, the name of a hill in the Dordogne, France, where remains were found in 1868. Definition of Cro-Magnon man in US English: Cro-Magnon mannounkrō ˈmaɡnən The earliest form of modern human in Europe, associated with the Aurignacian flint industry. Their appearance c.35,000 years ago marked the beginning of the Upper Paleolithic and the apparent decline and disappearance of Neanderthal man; the group persisted at least into the Neolithic period. Example sentencesExamples - The best known human fossils are of Cro-Magnon man (whose marvelous paintings are found on the walls of caves in France) and Neandertal man.
- He excelled in both, as a professor of surgery at the Bicetre in Paris and as a noted anthropologist dealing with a plethora of subjects, including the Cro-Magnon man and Neolithic trephination.
- Our earliest human ancestor, Cro-Magnon man, needed to control his environment in specific ways to avoid starving or being eaten by predators.
- Based on examination of fossilized skulls, it appears that Cro-Magnon man possessed the necessary physical equipment for speech.
- Back in 1868, in the small town of Eyzies, the skeleton of a 30,000-year-old Cro-Magnon man was discovered, marking it as a place occupied by the very earliest settlers.
Origin Cro-Magnon, the name of a hill in the Dordogne, France, where remains were found in 1868. |