mezzolith
/mɛzəˈlɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A hypothetical stone monument or artifact from prehistoric times, often used in speculative fiction or as a plot device.
“The archaeologist carefully examined the mezzolith, trying to decipher its mysterious markings.”
2. noun
A megalithic structure, especially one from the Neolithic or Early Bronze Age.
“The ancient mezzolith stood silently, its purpose lost to the passage of time.”