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eolith

Naturally shaped or fractured stone found in Lower Pleistocene deposits and once believed by some scholars to be the oldest known artefact type, dating to the pre-Palaeolithic era. They are now recognized as not having been made by humans.

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flint implement			Hibaayeb had been comfortably beaten by Eolith and Pollenator on her debut over 7f of the Newmarket July course, and her Folkestone effort next time out, when a neck second to Creese over the same distance, did not seem to represent an improvement in her level of form. Mile winner betters early expectations; Family lines suggest best is ... by The Racing Post (London, England) A step up to stakes company beckons for the William Knighttrained Eolith after she made it two wins from two starts in the 7f fillies' conditions stakes. Callan seen to good effect with double; KEMPTON by The Racing Post (London, England) Eolith, trained by William Knight and ridden by Jim Crowley, got up on the line to pip Pollenator in the first division of the fillies' maiden, while Amy Scott steered the John Hills-trained Flapper to a six-length triumph in the 1m handicap. Long Lashes puts herself in line for big Dubai dates by The Racing Post (London, England)			envelope Enver Pasha environment environment - heredity controversy Environment Agency environment art Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs, Department for environmental archaeology environmental art environmental audit environmental impact assessment environmental issues environmental lapse rate Environmental Protection Agency environmentalism Environmentally Sensitive Area envoy extraordinary Enya Enzina, Juan del Enzinas, Francisco de enzyme enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay Eocene epoch EOKA Éolides, Les eolith Eon de Beaumont, Charles Geneviève Louise Auguste Andre Eos Eosuchia eotvos unit Eötvös, József Eötvös, Péter Eötvös, Roland Epaminondas Epée, Charles Michel Epéhy, Battle of Eperjes Epernay ephedrine ephemeral plant Ephemeroptera Ephesian Matron, The Ephesians Ephesus ephor Ephraem Syrus, St Ephrata Ephron, Nora epic Epic of Gilgamesh, The epic theatre			EOLG EOLI Eolian Eolian Eolian eolian anemometer Eolian attachment Eolian Deposit eolian dune eolian erosion Eolian landforms Eolian processes Eolian processes eolian ripple mark eolian sand eolian soil eolian sounds eolianite Eolic Éolides, Les Eolie Eolie Eolie Eolie Islands Eolie Islands Eolie Islands Eolipile Eolipile EOLIS EOLIS eolith Eolithic Eolithic Eolithic Eolithic Age eoliths eoliths EOLL EOLM EOLN Eolo Eolophus Eolophus Eolophus roseicapilla Eolophus roseicapilla Eolophus roseicapillus Eolophus roseicapillus Eolopile Eolopile Eoloths eolotropic eolotropy EOLP EOLR EOLS EOLSS EOLT Eolus Eolus Eolus EOLV

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