Use "stone age" in a sentence

1. One of the few unarmed forces in the world, they had the utmost regard of the European superstar policeman; fighting a tidal wave of international organized crime with only their bare hands, hopelessly outnumbered, out-gunned and underfunded, technology from the stone age, forensics from the middle ages

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2. Must have been a real problem in the Stone Age, lack of toothbrushes

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3. Returned the world to the Stone Age

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4. If you don"t understand the concepts, or, more probably, choose to ignore them, then you are of the modern liberal persuasion which, of course, would, in all its manifestations, bring us back to the Stone Age

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5. In the Stone Age, the threat of vengeance from family and

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6. protect our scarce resources through force in the Stone Age

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7. He stood and explained, “Forty thousand years ago, your Euro ancestors were still living in caves and gluing their Stone Age tools together, thinking about creating the wheel

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8. 130,000 Stone axes found in Crete suggesting early stone age activity there

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9. 5,500 Stone Age cave paintings and small sculptures in Norway

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10. Standard historical doctrine taught that the hssswwx never advanced beyond the stone age

11. There he received a brief plant tour, revealing it as a manufactory with a crying need to be boosted from the Stone Age into the Bronze—but they were not convinced of this

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12. Stone Age tools remained unchanged for thousands of years

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13. “I know that! We’re not living in the stone age, you know

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14. The evolution from ape and stone age man to a civilisation capable of space exploration took less than three thousand years

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15. He dropped back into his chair to the accompaniment of laughter but, after they had settled down again, Musab asked, ‘What of you Siri, how would our escapades last night comply with the morality of your Stone Age culture?’

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16. George told me about the Paleolithic culture or the early Stone Age of Japan

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17. Joey continued, “They say that even in our planet’s stone age days aliens visited us

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18. Such a feminist as Laplante seemed to be would no doubt share Sarah’s antipathy for all these stone age-thinking male fossils

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19. only stone age technologies, in the form of stone

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20. Stone Age, we would have no need for much of our

21. — the early humans of the paleolithic (stone age) period, who roamed the

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22. Communists back into the stone age

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23. Since textile technologies of that time were dependent on the oil products derived from whales, the belief was that society would fall back to the stone age, unable to recover

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24. Having seen and used a number of times the incredibly advanced computers used by the Time Patrol, the American computer technology of 1957 ‘C’ felt downright like stone age stuff to her

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25. Could there be Stone Age beings here? the Doctor wondered

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26. When the visit was over, the tourists were ushered into the boat with their overpriced trinkets, feather headdresses and Stone Age tools

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27. The Stone Age didn’t end because they ran out of stones

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28. Or is it for not believing that there were astronauts during the Stone Age?

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29. In the Stone Age, for instance, different

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30. “It consists of low emitting, stone age military countries with next to no emissions

31. Those catastrophic nuclear attacks were a hundred years ago, but maybe it knocked the Earth back into the Stone Age, maybe it wiped out as much technology as it did people

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32. Being sent to a Stone Age backwater was not the sort of reward he had expected

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33. But wait: a plain has little or no trees… Did they leave because they had cut down all the trees for firewood? Or did they leave before they found out how to use fire? Or were they forced out before they learned to use fire? One of the most common ways Stone Age tribes committed mass murder was to set fires to entire areas of grass or bush on fire, creating a maelstrom of burning death… and then going into that devastated, blackened, burned out hell to pick out roasted carcasses of dead animals caught in that firestorm

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34. The Stone Age teachings of Taoism attempted to explain these basic, simple principles

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35. You cannot graft Stone Age cultural ideas and values directly onto our modern culture and expect it to be applicable or useable for everybody

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36. Europe was the last to be colonized as a subcontinent of Asia by Stone Age humans

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37. Wondering if the mood would have been as merry and the noise as animated around a campfire in the Stone Age

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38. The ritual of sitting Kings on a throne goes even farther back than Ancient Greece: back to the Stone Age

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39. How bad a state was my Lizzie in? When did it happen? How did Corina find out? In the middle sixties, we were still in the stone age of international telephone communications and that was the reason that neither Corina nor I had each other"s phone numbers

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40. Our modern unspoken assumption of the idea of inclusion is so small, so unaware, so insulated, so selectively hypocritical: it is merely the Stone Age ethic tribalism re-enacted, played out, repeated ad-nauseum for 65, 0000 years and still going strong

41. Read how the boys descended and regressed into the Stone Age brutality and mysticism and murder and killing: which was the original root of the culture they had come from

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42. Stone age modern humans had nothing to trade except their weapons

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43. The modern culture of Cambodia regressed back to the Stone Age: it regressed back to the culture of Angkor Wat

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44. After refusing to change their tribal obsolete cultural traditions of betrayal and double-dealing between themselves: one tiny clique of Arabs: have become the most filthy rich stone age Robber Barons in the modern world

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45. How was this form of Stone Age death invented? Why was it invented?

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46. This was why, and how: the practice of rectal impalement was invented during the Stone Age

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47. Whatever happened to the culture of the first Kings in Europe? Whatever happened to the Ancient Stone Kings of the Stone Age … the first Kings ever to be crowned? Why were they called Stone Kings? Why was it called a Stone Age? Because these were the first Kings to sit on a stone: as their throne… Which is why from then on… their faces were carved in stone

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48. Our ancestors used stone tools before the Stone Age for millions of years

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49. Those millions of years are not called: the Stone Age

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50. The Stone Age was called that because aged men sat on stones and were crowned as leaders of their tribe

51. It was called the Stone age because humans began carving stones

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52. If you research the Stone Age cultures of the first Kings ever to be crowned: you will find their crowning places

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53. Where the first Stone Age Kings were crowned

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54. They are the exact same size as the Stone Age thrones that still exist, and can still be seen in Ireland and Scotland

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55. Yes, er… we bombed you back to the stone age

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56. This universal Stone Age symbol of power and status: evolved into the Egyptian crossed sheaf of cut wheat: cut with a scythe instead of an axe: representing the leap in killing ability of cutting the necks of many living things with just one stroke, rather than cutting the neck of only one living human

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57. More than 4,000 years ago: the worst European killers and gangs of professional bullies and thugs: took over the running of the honest smaller, weaker, hardworking Europeans: before the Stone Age

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58. From the oldest cultures of surviving stone age tribes; now almost completely gone: the use of poison darts and poison arrows to kill living animals with cunningly

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59. The reason anthropologists who study pre-historical and ancient cultures call all of these ancient Stone Age tribal cultures ‘animist’ is because these ancient people discovered spirits secretly inside everything around them

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60. THAT is how all Stone Age tribes treated their dogs, and that is still how they treat them

61. What is the origin of all human sedentary culture? Stone Age men sitting around a fire repeating religious mantras, worshipping their gods

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62. This was the universal form of cultural worship for thousands of years all over the Earth because during the Stone Age, the only artificial energy which could be created by Man was the artificial heat source of a burning fire kept burning all night for the use by their undead ancestral gods to suck energy from

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63. Every living Stone Age tribe on Earth did this for untold millennia

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64. Stone Age tribes separated from each other by thousands of years of time and thousands of miles of geography; do not develop the same basic cultural beliefs in the existence of immaterial spirits by random chance! The idea that for 60,000 years, all the humans who ever lived were deluded and only now are we humans enlightened is total bullshit

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65. Yahweh… pronounced backwards is Heya! The North American chant of stone age warriors: HEya-ya-ya-ya!

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66. – No, silly, come with me back to the Stone Age

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67. The earliest known evidence of the Stone Age was in Autumn, when the poet wrote out his heart in open poems: scrawled down & crowned and well prescribed; high up in his signal tower

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68. The earliest known evidence of the Stone Age was in Autumn, when the poet wrote out his heart in open poems: scrawled Poets

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69. speak of "the Stone Age," "the Iron Age

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70. We speak of "the Stone Age," "the Iron Age

71. the Stone Age, known from all the history books and two alien civilizations that humanity discovered already

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72. It is also known as the Paleolithic or Paleo diet and the Stone Age diet

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73. In the stone age, among the lake dwellers, among the cave men, there were Don Quixotes and Sancho Panzas; there must have been the troglodyte who never could see the facts before his eyes, and the troglodyte who could see nothing else

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74. At midnight on the night of the first preview of Monster from the Stone Age, Mr Glass came back to the studio, where everyone was gathering for a celebration, and found Terwilliger seated alone in his office, his dinosaur on his lap

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75. The Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age; from now on we’ll lump all those together under one big name for when we walked on Earth and heard the birds at morning and cried with envy

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76. This will only mean that, in spite of the external education and Christianity, the habits of the stone age are still strong in man, that he is capable of committing acts which have long ago been disavowed by his consciousness

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77. They only need tear themselves away from the psychological microscope under which they examine the objects of their study, and look about them, in order to see how insignificant is all that has afforded them such naïve pride, all that knowledge not only of geometry of n-dimensions, spectrum analysis of the Milky Way, the form of atoms, dimensions of human skulls of the Stone Age, and similar trifles, but even our knowledge of micro-organisms, X-rays, etc

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78. ’ She has not altered since the Stone Age, not in the least degree

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