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prehistory

noun as in archaeology

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noun as in chronicle

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To predict where this goes, we’ll look at our prehistory, studying trends over the past six million years of evolution.

As the galleries explain, humans’ relationship with numbers goes back deep into prehistory.

Human history and prehistory were doubtless full of conflict, but then as now, tribes may have had peaceful interactions—treaties, marriages, friendships—and may simply have gifted technology to their neighbors.

The compendium of objects that explore the prehistory of cinema left me marveling at the fact that anyone ever thought moving pictures were a possibility.

It was not until the turn of the 20th century that dinosaurs came to be seen as massive, hulking, and lumbering behemoths of prehistory.

Behind them came people bearing the Nostvet culture.148 Our knowledge of Russian prehistory is still very scanty.

And it extends still further back into prehistory, that is to say, into, unwritten history.

With this social organization ends the prehistory of the human race.

As a matter of fact they belong to the prehistory period of Britain, and to test their value scientific methods are required.

The attempt to place this long chapter of prehistory on a historical basis has many dangers, of which I am fully aware.

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On this page you'll find 52 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to prehistory, such as: antiquity, bygone days, distance of time, distant past, early history, and protohistory.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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