microlith (Meaning)
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microlith (n.)
Same as Microlite, 2.
Synonyms & Antonyms of microlith
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
microlith Sentence Examples
- The site yielded an abundance of microliths, indicating extensive toolmaking activity during the Neolithic period.
- The archaeologist carefully extracted the tiny microlith from the ancient excavation pit.
- The microlith's sharp edge suggested that it was likely used for cutting or scraping.
- The microliths found at the site varied in size and shape, providing insights into the diverse toolmaking techniques employed.
- The discovery of the microlith assemblage shed light on the technological advancements of prehistoric humans.
- The microlith's intricate design hinted at the skilled craftsmanship of its maker.
- The microlith was hypothesized to have been used as part of a projectile weapon.
- The analysis of microliths revealed important clues about the subsistence strategies of prehistoric societies.
- The preservation of microliths in archaeological deposits has allowed researchers to reconstruct ancient toolmaking practices.
- The presence of microliths in cave paintings depicted the importance of these tools in the daily lives of our ancestors.
FAQs About the word microlith
Same as Microlite, 2.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The site yielded an abundance of microliths, indicating extensive toolmaking activity during the Neolithic period.
The archaeologist carefully extracted the tiny microlith from the ancient excavation pit.
The microlith's sharp edge suggested that it was likely used for cutting or scraping.
The microliths found at the site varied in size and shape, providing insights into the diverse toolmaking techniques employed.
