adjective relating to or characteristic of the Lower Paleolithic culture of Europe, named after the type site of Abbeville in northern France
Geologists may use the term 'Abbevillian' to discuss the geological context of sites where Abbevillian tools have been found.
In anthropology, 'Abbevillian' is used to describe the cultural and technological characteristics of early human societies during the Lower Paleolithic period.
The term 'Abbevillian' is used in the field of archaeology to refer to a Lower Paleolithic stone tool industry associated with early human populations in Europe.
Paleoanthropologists study Abbevillian tools to understand the behavior and capabilities of early human ancestors.
The term 'Abbevillian' may be used by writers specializing in archaeology or anthropology when discussing prehistoric time periods and the tools and artifacts associated with the Abbevillian culture.
Anthropologists may use the term 'Abbevillian' when conducting research on early human cultures and technological advancements, particularly in relation to the Abbevillian industry.
Archaeologists may refer to the Abbevillian culture and its artifacts when studying prehistoric sites and human evolution, using the term 'Abbevillian' to categorize specific tool assemblages.