paleolithic

IPA: peɪɫiʌɫˈɪθɪk

A period that lasted from two and a half million years ago to 10,000 BC; the Old Stone Age.

Of or referring to the Old Stone Age (the Paleolithic period or Paleolithic age).
(informal) Extremely outdated.
Alternative letter-case form of Paleolithic [Of or referring to the Old Stone Age (the Paleolithic period or Paleolithic age).]

Examples of "paleolithic" in Sentences

The term paleolithic diet refers to the contents of our stone age ancestors 'diets.
Unless, of course, they have those Dollar Store earphones blasting the beat of their paleolithic music.
I do have fond memories of all the trippy Kroft brothers productions, as well as “Korg: 70,000 BC,” which was a kind of paleolithic Waltons.
With our new historical and global overview, we can see the full implications of the homosocial patterns that artists recorded from the paleolithic to the modern.
Richard Nikoley of Free the Animal (a blog about paleolithic diet and exercise) writes that he has been showering without soap or shampoo for the past six months.
Several followers of the lifestyle took up the practice after researching health concerns online and discovering descriptions of so-called paleolithic diets and exercise programs followed by people around the country and in Europe.
Particularly in societies where women are little more than property, sexual favors tend to be for sale or trade – bad news when you are a Neolithic clan in Polynesia or a paleolithic tribe in Australia and a shipload of European sailors arrive bearing metal tools, trinkets, and several strains of syphilis.