Examples of using Neolithic in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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People in western Britain and Ireland at this time were building Neolithic stone tombs known as passage tombs-Newgrange in Ireland is the best known example.
The Neolithic Revolution, which marked an increased reliance on agriculture,[5] spurred human settlements to grow and organize in new ways.
Neolithic man believed that while good spirits like the sun would bring good luck to human beings,
People in western Britain and Ireland at this time were building Neolithic stone tombs known as passage tombs- Newgrange in Ireland is the best known example.
He noted that there were indications the Neolithic culture at Jiahu may not have been complex enough to require a writing system.
Descendants of Neolithic goats have inhabited the Cheviot Hills of Northumberland for more than five thousand years.
These conditions also delayed the coming of the Neolithic until as late as 4000 BC(6,000 BP) in northern Europe.
Archaeologists have yet to find any Neolithic structures on the islands, and they said more excavations were needed.
The artwork may represent a link between the ancient Near Eastern and southern European Neolithic period and Ancient Egyptian culture.
Being a settlement area already in neolithic times, Föhr had been part of mainland North Frisia until 1362.
He explained that both western Neolithic cultures and the early Celts believed in such a goddess.
Gangdong District, neolithic remains were excavated
Khvoika(1850- 1914), a Ukrainian archaeologist of Czech origin, linked the Slavs with the Neolithic Cucuteni culture.
not have a few good friends to help me, I could easily become a Neolithic caveman in the computer field.
Its riverside location demonstrates once again the importance of the River Avon in Neolithic funerary rites and ceremonies.”.
Chewing gum in various forms has existed since at least 5,000 years ago during the Neolithic period.
However, the first real evidence of civilization is from the Neolithic or 5th millennium BC from which evidence of houses has been found.
The invention of agriculture in the Neolithic era led to surpluses of grain, which attracted rodents, which in turn motivated wild
The journal wrote:“If we judge of the height of this neolithic giant by the usual proportion of the parts of the skeleton to each other, he must have been between 10 and 11 feet high.
Stonehenge and the nearby Neolithic site of Durrington Walls(circa 2,500 BC)