Definition of Mesolithic in English:

Mesolithic

adjective ˌmɛzə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌmɛsə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌmiːsə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌmiːzə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪk

Archaeology

1Relating to or denoting the middle part of the Stone Age, between the Palaeolithic and Neolithic.
〔考古〕（与）中石器时代（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- On the southern edge of Salisbury Plain is the final version of a henge and stone circle which has undergone many alterations since it was built during the later Mesolithic era 5,000 years ago.
- A hilltop Mesolithic hunting camp has been excavated in an unpopulated area of Perthshire west of Aberfeldy.
- According to a prehistorian at Cambridge University, the numerous Mesolithic shell middens found around the Irish coastline represent the remains of communal banquets.
- This was extensively occupied in late Upper Palaeolithic and early Mesolithic times.
- The Mesolithic, or Middle Stone Age, can seem a very remote and ‘mysterious’ time.
- The way to find microliths (small Mesolithic flint barbs), he said, was to search springtime molehills.
- She discovered that the proportion of skulls with fractures and dents was greater for the Mesolithic than for any subsequent period.
- The other newly-discovered building, on the coast near Dunbar, is possibly the earliest, and certainly the most substantial, Mesolithic house in Scotland.
- Projects have been on shipwrecks and on Mesolithic sunken forests.
- Large areas of forestry had been cleared from the Mesolithic onward and mixed farming formed an established agriculture system across the whole of Britain.
- During the Mesolithic, sophisticated hunting tools, including the spear thrower and the bow and arrow, were invented, the latter about 12,000 years ago.
- They found a grave pit containing fragments of bones which may be human, as well as Mesolithic and late Neolithic flint tools and pottery.
- But historians oppose the plan because they have evidence that the site contains important Mesolithic - or Middle Stone Age - remains.
- After that I worked on a Roman villa, a Mesolithic settlement, a Medieval settlement and within a Saxon Abbey precinct - all by the age of 17!
- In origin, the Lialovo Culture results from local later Mesolithic groups adopting the use of pottery and characteristically Neolithic stone artefacts from groups further to the south.
- The log boat tradition, once established in the Mesolithic period, continued well into the Middle Ages.
- Orkney College's new archaeological geophysics unit are out at Minehowe this week, surveying the area of what could be Orkney's earliest Mesolithic settlement.
- Limpets are not much used in Britain today, but their persistence on Mesolithic midden sites, as well as on more recent middens, suggests that their role must once have been much wider than a food of last resort.
- Well-preserved Mesolithic sites have been discovered recently off Tynemouth and in the Solent.
- These are the last remnants of the forest which stood in late Mesolithic times in this area.
1. 1.1as noun the Mesolithic The Mesolithic period.
  中石器时代。亦称MIDDLE STONE AGE
  Also called Middle Stone Age

In Europe, the Mesolithic falls between the end of the last glacial period (c.8500 BC) and the beginnings of agriculture. Mesolithic people lived by hunting, gathering, and fishing, and the period is characterized by the use of microliths and the first domestication of an animal (the dog)

Origin

Mid 19th century: from meso- 'middle' + Greek lithos 'stone' + -ic.

Rhymes

Eolithic, megalithic, monolithic, mythic, neolithic, Palaeolithic (US Paleolithic)

Definition of Mesolithic in US English:

Mesolithic

adjective

Archaeology

1Relating to or denoting the middle part of the Stone Age, between the Paleolithic and Neolithic.
〔考古〕（与）中石器时代（有关）的
In Europe, the Mesolithic falls between the end of the last glacial period (c.8500 BC) and the beginnings of agriculture. Mesolithic people lived by hunting, gathering, and fishing, and the period is characterized by the use of microliths and the first domestication of an animal (the dog)
Example sentencesExamples
- She discovered that the proportion of skulls with fractures and dents was greater for the Mesolithic than for any subsequent period.
- Limpets are not much used in Britain today, but their persistence on Mesolithic midden sites, as well as on more recent middens, suggests that their role must once have been much wider than a food of last resort.
- Well-preserved Mesolithic sites have been discovered recently off Tynemouth and in the Solent.
- They found a grave pit containing fragments of bones which may be human, as well as Mesolithic and late Neolithic flint tools and pottery.
- On the southern edge of Salisbury Plain is the final version of a henge and stone circle which has undergone many alterations since it was built during the later Mesolithic era 5,000 years ago.
- The Mesolithic, or Middle Stone Age, can seem a very remote and ‘mysterious’ time.
- During the Mesolithic, sophisticated hunting tools, including the spear thrower and the bow and arrow, were invented, the latter about 12,000 years ago.
- These are the last remnants of the forest which stood in late Mesolithic times in this area.
- Large areas of forestry had been cleared from the Mesolithic onward and mixed farming formed an established agriculture system across the whole of Britain.
- But historians oppose the plan because they have evidence that the site contains important Mesolithic - or Middle Stone Age - remains.
- The log boat tradition, once established in the Mesolithic period, continued well into the Middle Ages.
- A hilltop Mesolithic hunting camp has been excavated in an unpopulated area of Perthshire west of Aberfeldy.
- In origin, the Lialovo Culture results from local later Mesolithic groups adopting the use of pottery and characteristically Neolithic stone artefacts from groups further to the south.
- This was extensively occupied in late Upper Palaeolithic and early Mesolithic times.
- The way to find microliths (small Mesolithic flint barbs), he said, was to search springtime molehills.
- Projects have been on shipwrecks and on Mesolithic sunken forests.
- After that I worked on a Roman villa, a Mesolithic settlement, a Medieval settlement and within a Saxon Abbey precinct - all by the age of 17!
- Orkney College's new archaeological geophysics unit are out at Minehowe this week, surveying the area of what could be Orkney's earliest Mesolithic settlement.
- According to a prehistorian at Cambridge University, the numerous Mesolithic shell middens found around the Irish coastline represent the remains of communal banquets.
- The other newly-discovered building, on the coast near Dunbar, is possibly the earliest, and certainly the most substantial, Mesolithic house in Scotland.
1. 1.1as noun the Mesolithic The Mesolithic period.
  中石器时代。亦称MIDDLE STONE AGE
  Also called Middle Stone Age

Origin

Mid 19th century: from meso- ‘middle’ + Greek lithos ‘stone’ + -ic.

词汇	Mesolithic
释义	Definition of Mesolithic in English: Mesolithic adjective ˌmɛzə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌmɛsə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌmiːsə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪkˌmiːzə(ʊ)ˈlɪθɪk Archaeology 1Relating to or denoting the middle part of the Stone Age, between the Palaeolithic and Neolithic. 〔考古〕（与）中石器时代（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples On the southern edge of Salisbury Plain is the final version of a henge and stone circle which has undergone many alterations since it was built during the later Mesolithic era 5,000 years ago. A hilltop Mesolithic hunting camp has been excavated in an unpopulated area of Perthshire west of Aberfeldy. According to a prehistorian at Cambridge University, the numerous Mesolithic shell middens found around the Irish coastline represent the remains of communal banquets. This was extensively occupied in late Upper Palaeolithic and early Mesolithic times. The Mesolithic, or Middle Stone Age, can seem a very remote and ‘mysterious’ time. The way to find microliths (small Mesolithic flint barbs), he said, was to search springtime molehills. She discovered that the proportion of skulls with fractures and dents was greater for the Mesolithic than for any subsequent period. The other newly-discovered building, on the coast near Dunbar, is possibly the earliest, and certainly the most substantial, Mesolithic house in Scotland. Projects have been on shipwrecks and on Mesolithic sunken forests. Large areas of forestry had been cleared from the Mesolithic onward and mixed farming formed an established agriculture system across the whole of Britain. During the Mesolithic, sophisticated hunting tools, including the spear thrower and the bow and arrow, were invented, the latter about 12,000 years ago. They found a grave pit containing fragments of bones which may be human, as well as Mesolithic and late Neolithic flint tools and pottery. But historians oppose the plan because they have evidence that the site contains important Mesolithic - or Middle Stone Age - remains. After that I worked on a Roman villa, a Mesolithic settlement, a Medieval settlement and within a Saxon Abbey precinct - all by the age of 17! In origin, the Lialovo Culture results from local later Mesolithic groups adopting the use of pottery and characteristically Neolithic stone artefacts from groups further to the south. The log boat tradition, once established in the Mesolithic period, continued well into the Middle Ages. Orkney College's new archaeological geophysics unit are out at Minehowe this week, surveying the area of what could be Orkney's earliest Mesolithic settlement. Limpets are not much used in Britain today, but their persistence on Mesolithic midden sites, as well as on more recent middens, suggests that their role must once have been much wider than a food of last resort. Well-preserved Mesolithic sites have been discovered recently off Tynemouth and in the Solent. These are the last remnants of the forest which stood in late Mesolithic times in this area. 1.1as noun the Mesolithic The Mesolithic period. 中石器时代。亦称MIDDLE STONE AGE Also called Middle Stone Age In Europe, the Mesolithic falls between the end of the last glacial period (c.8500 BC) and the beginnings of agriculture. Mesolithic people lived by hunting, gathering, and fishing, and the period is characterized by the use of microliths and the first domestication of an animal (the dog) Origin Mid 19th century: from meso- 'middle' + Greek lithos 'stone' + -ic. Rhymes Eolithic, megalithic, monolithic, mythic, neolithic, Palaeolithic (US Paleolithic) Definition of Mesolithic in US English: Mesolithic adjective Archaeology 1Relating to or denoting the middle part of the Stone Age, between the Paleolithic and Neolithic. 〔考古〕（与）中石器时代（有关）的 In Europe, the Mesolithic falls between the end of the last glacial period (c.8500 BC) and the beginnings of agriculture. Mesolithic people lived by hunting, gathering, and fishing, and the period is characterized by the use of microliths and the first domestication of an animal (the dog) Example sentencesExamples She discovered that the proportion of skulls with fractures and dents was greater for the Mesolithic than for any subsequent period. Limpets are not much used in Britain today, but their persistence on Mesolithic midden sites, as well as on more recent middens, suggests that their role must once have been much wider than a food of last resort. Well-preserved Mesolithic sites have been discovered recently off Tynemouth and in the Solent. They found a grave pit containing fragments of bones which may be human, as well as Mesolithic and late Neolithic flint tools and pottery. On the southern edge of Salisbury Plain is the final version of a henge and stone circle which has undergone many alterations since it was built during the later Mesolithic era 5,000 years ago. The Mesolithic, or Middle Stone Age, can seem a very remote and ‘mysterious’ time. During the Mesolithic, sophisticated hunting tools, including the spear thrower and the bow and arrow, were invented, the latter about 12,000 years ago. These are the last remnants of the forest which stood in late Mesolithic times in this area. Large areas of forestry had been cleared from the Mesolithic onward and mixed farming formed an established agriculture system across the whole of Britain. But historians oppose the plan because they have evidence that the site contains important Mesolithic - or Middle Stone Age - remains. The log boat tradition, once established in the Mesolithic period, continued well into the Middle Ages. A hilltop Mesolithic hunting camp has been excavated in an unpopulated area of Perthshire west of Aberfeldy. In origin, the Lialovo Culture results from local later Mesolithic groups adopting the use of pottery and characteristically Neolithic stone artefacts from groups further to the south. This was extensively occupied in late Upper Palaeolithic and early Mesolithic times. The way to find microliths (small Mesolithic flint barbs), he said, was to search springtime molehills. Projects have been on shipwrecks and on Mesolithic sunken forests. After that I worked on a Roman villa, a Mesolithic settlement, a Medieval settlement and within a Saxon Abbey precinct - all by the age of 17! Orkney College's new archaeological geophysics unit are out at Minehowe this week, surveying the area of what could be Orkney's earliest Mesolithic settlement. According to a prehistorian at Cambridge University, the numerous Mesolithic shell middens found around the Irish coastline represent the remains of communal banquets. The other newly-discovered building, on the coast near Dunbar, is possibly the earliest, and certainly the most substantial, Mesolithic house in Scotland. 1.1as noun the Mesolithic The Mesolithic period. 中石器时代。亦称MIDDLE STONE AGE Also called Middle Stone Age Origin Mid 19th century: from meso- ‘middle’ + Greek lithos ‘stone’ + -ic.
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