Associations to the word «Prehistoric»
Noun
- Amphibian
- Prehistory
- Earthwork
- Archaeology
- Gatherer
- Epoch
- Cairn
- Archaeologist
- Artefact
- Triassic
- Dinosaur
- Excavation
- Mound
- Mammal
- Fish
- Habitation
- Pottery
- Artifact
- Figurine
- Barrow
- Unesco
- Alp
- Fossil
- Cretaceous
- Burial
- Alps
- Dwelling
- Cave
- Shamanism
- Caves
- Lobe
- Iberia
- Antiquity
- Flint
- Celt
- Reptile
- Wadi
- Orkney
- Genus
- Settlement
- Paleontology
- Civilisation
- Carving
- Pile
- Subsistence
- Remains
- Monument
- Chronology
- Civilization
- Ceramic
- Site
- Ceramics
- Nomad
- Skeleton
- Isthmus
- Ancient
- Relic
- Anthropology
- Crete
- Extinction
- Bce
- Campsite
- Homo
Adjective
Wiktionary
PREHISTORIC, adjective. Of relating to the epoch before written record.
PREHISTORIC, adjective. Nonmodern.
PREHISTORIC AGE, noun. The time before written history became available.
PREHISTORIC AGES, noun. Plural of prehistoric age
Dictionary definition
PREHISTORIC, adjective. Belonging to or existing in times before recorded history; "prehistoric settlements"; "prehistoric peoples".
PREHISTORIC, adjective. Of or relating to times before written history; "prehistoric archeology".
PREHISTORIC, adjective. No longer fashionable; "my mother has these prehistoric ideas about proper clothes".
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