BIFACE

Meaning of BIFACE in English

noun Date: 1934 a bifacial stone tool

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BIFACE — noun also bi·facial ˈbī+ˌ- Etymology: biface probably back-formation from bifacial, adjective; bifacial, n. from bifacial, adjective archaeology : a stone …
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BIFACE — noun Date: 1934 : a bifacial stone tool
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BIFACE — [bi.face] n (1934): a bifacial stone tool
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BIFACE — Каменный топор
Американский Англо-Русский словарь
BIFACE — Pronunciation: ' b ī - ˌ f ā s Function: noun Date: 1934 : a bifacial stone tool
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CHOPPER — I. ˈchäpə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: chop (I) + -er 1. a. : a person who cuts something (as …
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MOUSTERIAN — adjective or mous·tie·ri·an (ˈ)mü|sti(ə)rēən Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: French moustérien, moustiérien, from Le Moustier, cave in Dordogne dept. in southwestern …
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MICOQUIAN — mēˈkōkēən adjective also mi·coque·an “, -ōkən Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: La Micoque, site near Les Eyzies, commune in southwest central …
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HAND AX — noun : a prehistoric stone implement consisting of a biface core having one end pointed for cutting and the other …
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COUP DE POING — -|pwaⁿ noun ( plural coups de poing “) Etymology: French, literally, blow with the fist : a biface stone hand …
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ACHEULEAN — adjective also acheu·li·an əˈshülēən, -ə(r)l-, -ə̄l- Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: French acheuléen, from St. Acheul, near Amiens, France, location of …
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ABBEVILLIAN — adjective also ab·be·vill·e·an (ˈ)ab|vilēən, |abə|v-, -ēl-, -lyən Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Abbeville, town in Somme Dept., France + English -ian …
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