Aeneolithic

E·ne·o·lith·ic,

[ey-ee-nee-oh-lith-ik]

adjective

1. Chalcolithic.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Aeneolithic¹

First recorded in 1900–05; aene(ous) + -o- + -lithic

Example Sentences

But Patroni holds that the aeneolithic peoples have a right to the historic name of Sicani, and that the true Siculi were those that arrived from Italy in Orsi's second period.

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The introduction of the use of copper marks the transition from the Neolithic period to that called the Aeneolithic, or Stone and Copper Age.

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In other respects there is no great difference between the Neolithic civilization and the Aeneolithic, and there is no evidence to place the entrance of a new race into Italy at this time.

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