brontolith
/ˈbrɒntoʊlɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A large, rounded or elongated rock or stone, especially one found in a field or plain, often of glacial origin.
“The landscape of the tundra was dotted with numerous brontoliths, remnants of the last ice age.”
2. noun
A glacial erratic.
“The researchers identified the large stone as a brontolith, transported by the glacier thousands of years ago.”