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Not really any language, they had words with sounds andcreated those sounds into an alphabet.
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Neolithic and paleolithic are words developed from the Greek language. Both words have =lithx as their base, "Lithos" means stone and refers to the Stone Age when tools were constructed of shaped stones (before metal was used). Paleo- means ancient and neo- means new. The paleolithic period ended about 8500 years ago, the neolithic followed and lasted until about the 4th century BCE when bronze came into use.. The chief difference was that paleolithic stone tools were chipped into shape, neolithic tools were ground and polished.
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Where did Neolithic people come from?
They came from preexisting paleolithic tribes who either lived at or migrated to whichever neolithic site you're talking about.
Were did the word Paleolithic come from?
From Greek words meaning old (palaios) and stone (lithos).
Where does the name 'Neolithic' come from?
The English word Neolithic, "pertaining to the later Stone Age" was coined in 1865 by John Lubbock, who later became Baron Avebury (1834 - 1913). He also coined Paleolithic, "pertaining to the earlier Stone Age" that very same year.It means "neo" = new & "lithic" = stone or pertaining to the new(er) stone (age).
What modern words come from Athena?
Well some words from Athena the goddess of wisdom and war is Atheneum and Athens.
What words come from the Greek word phone?
Telephone, microphone, phonics
