manuport
/ˈmanjʊpɔːt/Archaeol.
noun
A natural object, especially a stone, that has been carried and deposited somewhere by humans but has not been artificially shaped.
Origin
1960s; earliest use found in Current Anthropology. From manu- + -port, modelled after artefact.
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