Paleolithic Definition

pālē-ə-lĭthĭk
adjective
Designating or of an Old World cultural period (c. 2 million-c. 10,000 b.c.) before the Mesolithic, characterized by the use of flint, stone, and bone tools, hunting, fishing, and the gathering of plant foods.
Webster's New World

Alternative capitalization of Paleolithic Often used more generally to suggest that something is extremely outdated.

These laws are absolutely paleolithic.
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The Paleolithic Period.
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Paleolithic Sentence Examples

  • In general, the Paleolithic diet focuses on eating as close to exactly as our ancestors did.

  • Paleolithic man, who made pictures on cave walls.

  • The Paleolithic era was also called the Old Stone Age because humans at the time used stone to make tools and as part of tools.

  • Our archeology professor was so old we called himPaleolithic man.

  • This type of tattoo was first seen in the paleolithic period, over 12,000 years ago.

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