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Abri Audit

adjective
Abri Au·​dit | \ ˌa(ˌ)brēˌōˈdē\

Definition of Abri Audit 

: of or belonging to a prehistoric culture transitional between late Mousterian and Aurignacian

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First Known Use of Abri Audit

1912, in the meaning defined above

History and Etymology for Abri Audit

borrowed from French Abri Audit (literally, “Audit Shelter”), a rock shelter in Dordogne department, France

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