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Aeneolithic vs Aneolithic - What's the difference?

aeneolithic | aneolithic |


As an adjective aeneolithic

is describing that part of the neolithic period during which copper implements were in use alongside those of flint.

As a noun aneolithic is

the eneolithic, chalcolithic or copper age.

Aneolithic vs Neolithic - What's the difference?

aneolithic | neolithic |


As a noun aneolithic

is the eneolithic, chalcolithic or copper age.

As an adjective Neolithic is

of or relating to the New Stone Age.

As a proper noun Neolithic is

the New Stone Age, from circa 8500 to 4500 BCE.