neolith
/niːˈɒlɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A person who lived during the Neolithic period; a member of a prehistoric culture characterized by the use of stone tools, domesticated plants and animals, and the beginnings of settled agriculture.
“The archaeologists studied the neoliths’ daily lives and discovered a sophisticated system of social organization.”
2. noun
The Neolithic period, especially in a particular region.
“The neolith of the area is notable for its well-preserved artifacts and monuments.”