neolith
/ˈniːəˌlɪθ/
noun
- A stone tool or artifact from the Neolithic period (the later part of the Stone Age, when people began farming and making polished stone tools).
- Archaeologists carefully brushed the dirt off a neolith found near the ancient settlement.
- She studied the shape of the neolith to understand how early farmers used it.
- The museum displayed a polished neolith used for grinding grain.