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Micoquian
adjective
Mi·co·qui·an
\mēˈkōkēən\
variants: less commonly
Micoquean
\", -ōkən\Definition of Micoquian
: of or relating to a late Acheulean culture of England and southern France characterized by biface hand axes having very narrow points and thin cross section and by a developed flake industry
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Origin and Etymology of micoquian
La Micoque, site near Les Eyzies, commune in southwest central France, where remains of the culture were found + English -an
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