palaeolith
/ˌpæliˈɒlɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
An old or early stone tool, especially one from the Paleolithic period.
“The archaeologist discovered several palaeoliths in the excavation site.”
2. noun
A flaked stone tool of the Paleolithic period.
“The museum display featured a collection of palaeoliths from different regions.”
3. noun
A stone tool that is characteristic of the Paleolithic period.
“The discovery of the palaeoliths provided valuable insights into the lives of early humans.”