The document discusses three types of stones from prehistoric times: Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic.
Paleolithic stones date back to the earliest Stone Age and are characterized by rough or chipped edges. The sample stone described has a rough, greyish body and sharp edges.
Mesolithic stones come from the Middle Stone Age, between the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods. The sample discussed has some smooth areas and chipped corners, with beautiful orange, yellow, and white colors.
Neolithic stones are from the Late Stone Age, known for polished implements. The sample stone is dark grey, oval-shaped, and very smooth and polished, with small dents and light markings
2. Paleolithic Stones
Meaning –A stone relating to
the earliest period of the Stone
Age characterized by rough or
chipped stone implements.
3. The Stone I Found
The stone I have found is in
a streamlined shape . It has
a rough body and sharp
edges.
It has a greyish color .
4. Mesolithic Stones
Meaning -
Mesolithic, also called Middle
Stone Age, ancient cultural
stage that existed between
the Paleolithic (Old Stone
Age), with its chipped stone
tools, and the Neolithic (New
Stone Age), with its polished
stone tools.
5. The Stone I Found
The stone I got have smooth
and some chipped corners
and edges. This stone is very
beautiful to see, there are
some colors like orange,
yellow and white in this stone
6. Neolithic Stones
Meaning
-
Stones relating to the
latest period of the Stone
Age characterized by
polished stone
implements.
(Belonging to an earlier age and now
outmoded)
7. The Stone I Found
It has some small - small
dents and light on it, its color
is dark Grey it's a bit oval
shape
The stone I have is very
smooth and polished .
