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Campignian, n. and a. Archæol.|kæmˈpɪnjən|
[ad. F. campignien (P. Salmon in Dict. Sci. Anthrop. (1886)), f. Le Campigny (Seine-Maritime, France), the type site.]
A. n. A Stone Age culture of Europe.
B. adj. Of or pertaining to this culture.
1921M. C. Burkitt Prehistory xii. 156 The early Neolithic people (Campignians) owe nothing to their predecessors. Ibid. xiii. 164 The early Campignian industries also occur in Ireland. 1927Peake & Fleure Hunters & Artists 114 Campignian picks have been found in most parts of Europe except the extreme south. 1942H. L. Movius Irish Stone Age iv. 239 Although the main roots of the Campignian are Mesolithic, the real development began in Neolithic times. |