英语释义

• the time period during which only modern Homo sapiens was known to have existed; ended about 10,000 years BC

片语

Upper Paleolithic Age旧

the Upper Paleolithic Revolution旧石器晚期革命

upper paleolithic sites旧石器时代晚期遗址

End of the Upper Paleolithic旧石器时代晚期之末

the Upper Paleolithic Period旧石器时代晚期

the upper paleolithic旧石器时代晚期

Middle-upper Paleolithic culture旧石器中晚期文化

Middle-Upper Paleolithic旧石器中

Upper Paleolithic Revolution旧石器晚期革命

英汉例句

• Several theories have been advanced to explain the mystery of the shrinking brain. One is that big heads were necessary to survive Upper Paleolithic life, which involved cold, outdoor activities.

  部分古生物学者还是这样分析脑容量缩小的原因的，他们认为在旧石器时代中，古代人类可能需要在复杂的环境下生存，比如大量咬嚼大块食物（野兔、狐貍、马匹等）、从而直接锻炼了脸部、甚至脑部的发达，另外，脑容量越大、适应野外寒冷环境的能力更强。

• The oldest known specimens date to the Upper Paleolithic period in Western Europe, 12,000 to 15,000 years ago, although none of those artifacts were directly dated.

  已知最早的标本是西欧旧石器早期的1万2千年到1万5千年之前，虽然这些标本没有直接进行确定年代。

• One is that big heads were necessary to survive Upper Paleolithic life, which involved cold, outdoor activities.

  其中一个认为，由于旧石器时代晚期气候寒冷，需要户外活动的原因，有一个大脑袋是必须的。

• Upper Paleolithic huts from Buret, Siberia. These structures date from about 10, 000 BCE.

  旧石器时代晚期西伯利亚buret的棚屋，时间约为公元前10 000。