Aeneolithic
adjective
Ae·ne·o·lith·ic ā-ˌē-nē-ō-ˈli-thik 
: of or relating to a transitional period between the Neolithic and Bronze ages in which some copper was used
Word History
Etymology
Latin aēneus, aēnus "made of bronze (or another alloy of copper)" (from aer-, aes "bronze, brass, copper" + -nus, -n-eus, suffixes of materials) + -o- + -lithic — more at ore entry 1
First Known Use
1886, in the meaning defined above
- sugar grass
- sugar gum
- Sugar Land
- sugar lerp insect
- sugar lick
- sugar lump
- sugar maple
- sugar mite
- sugar mule
- sugar off
- sugar on snow
- sugar opossum
- sugar orchard
- sugar palm
- sugar party
- sugar pea
- sugar pear
- sugar pill
- sugar pine
- sugar pines
- sugar puncture
- sugar sand
- sugar sheath
- sugar shell
- sugar snap pea