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eolith

[ee-uh-lith] / ˈi ə lɪθ /


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The critics of eoliths have brought forward some facts that at first sight would seem to be of a very damaging nature.

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These he improved by chipping the edges, making them more serviceable, or chipping the eolith, so as to grasp it more easily.

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Well, I must leave Mr. Harrison to convert you into the friend or foe of his eoliths, and will merely add a word in regard to the probable age of these eolith-bearing gravels.

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Below the Mesvinian comes the nebulous region of "eoliths," which are not yet definitely proved to be of human workmanship.

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The antiquity of man being my immediate theme, I can hardly avoid saying something about eoliths; though the subject is one that invariably sets pre-historians at each other's throats.

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