👉 The term "lithoed" is a term used in the context of geology and archaeology. It refers to a type of sedimentary rock that has been deposited on land by rivers or streams, with the top layer being typically finer than the bottom layer. Lithoed rocks are often found in areas where there was once a river flowing through the area, such as near water bodies like lakes, rivers, and wetlands. They can vary widely in composition from rock to sand
