palstave (Meaning)
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palstave (n.)
A peculiar bronze adz, used in prehistoric Europe about the middle of the bronze age.
Synonyms & Antonyms of palstave
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palstave Sentence Examples
- The Neolithic farmer brandished a hefty palstave, its stone blade gleaming in the sunlight.
- Archaeologists excavated a palstave embedded in the soil, a testament to ancient craftsmanship.
- The palstave was an essential tool for felling trees and shaping wood in prehistoric times.
- The palstave's symmetrical shape and sharp edge made it a formidable weapon in battle.
- The palstave's distinctive design was influenced by the availability of suitable stone materials in its region.
- The palstave served as a versatile tool for domestic tasks such as preparing food and clearing vegetation.
- The copper palstaves of the Chalcolithic era represented a technological breakthrough in metalworking.
- The palstave's handle was often made of wood or bone, providing a comfortable grip during use.
- Palaeolithic cave paintings depict ancient humans using palstaves for hunting and other tasks.
- The discovery of a palstave near an ancient settlement shed light on the economic activities of its inhabitants.
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A peculiar bronze adz, used in prehistoric Europe about the middle of the bronze age.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Neolithic farmer brandished a hefty palstave, its stone blade gleaming in the sunlight.
Archaeologists excavated a palstave embedded in the soil, a testament to ancient craftsmanship.
The palstave was an essential tool for felling trees and shaping wood in prehistoric times.
The palstave's symmetrical shape and sharp edge made it a formidable weapon in battle.
