neoliths

archaeologists carefully excavated the site, uncovering numerous neoliths.

the museum displayed a collection of finely crafted neoliths from the neolithic period.

analysis of the neoliths revealed insights into early human toolmaking techniques.

researchers studied the distribution of neoliths across the region to understand trade routes.

the discovery of polished neoliths suggested a sophisticated understanding of materials.

neoliths made of flint were particularly common due to its sharp edges.

carbon dating of the neoliths helped establish the age of the settlement.

the presence of ground neoliths indicated the use of abrasive technology.

early farmers used neoliths for tasks such as harvesting and grinding grain.

the style of the neoliths varied significantly between different neolithic cultures.

the team documented each neolith, noting its material, shape, and size.