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5 18. The Men of the New Stone Age - After the glaciers had begun to melt, and apparently after the British Isles had been separated from the mainland, 9. Fresh set of men appeared here. Their tools and weapons were polished and had some pretensions to regular shape, but they were still made of stone: hence they are distinguished from their predecessors by the name of neolithic the Men of the New Stone Age. In many ways they were more advanced than the men whom they replaced. They spun wool and.
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