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neolithically
This term is used almost exclusively within academic, archaeological, and anthropological registers. It describes a specific mode of existence characterized by the transition from foraging to farming, emphasizing the technological shift toward polished stone implements and sedentary living.
Because it is a highly specialized adverb, it is rarely encountered in casual conversation. It functions as a descriptive marker for historical behavioral patterns, contrasting the lifestyle of the New Stone Age with the preceding Paleolithic era.
Meanings
In a manner characteristic of the Neolithic period, specifically relating to the use of polished stone tools, the practice of agriculture, and the establishment of permanent settlements.
Examples
The early settlers began to live neolithically by cultivating wild grains.
These tools were crafted neolithically using polished stone techniques.
I wonder if they organized their village neolithically to maximize crop yield.
The site was structured neolithically with permanent dwellings and granaries.
The site was structured neolithically with permanent dwellings and granaries.
Look at how these seeds were stored neolithically in clay pots.
The community transitioned to living neolithically after the ice age ended.
They managed their livestock neolithically to ensure a steady food supply.
The artifacts suggest that the tribe functioned neolithically for centuries.