ADJECTIVE
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related to or dealing with or devoted to archaeology
a dramatic archaeological discovery
an archaeological dig
How To Use archeologic In A Sentence
- In the past India has been portrayed as a country steeped in history with fantastic archeological monuments and elephants and camels and so on. Times, Sunday Times
- Scientists often cannot date precisely archeological or prehistorical findings.
- My parents have a ranch in the Southwest that is a most incredible archeological preserve.
- It took years of archeological excavation to trace the origins and ancestry of various races.
- If people were coprophagous in pre-history, what archeological evidence would there be, if any?
- The astragalus, a precursor to the die made from the knuckle bone of animals, was found in archeological sites of early peoples.
- Archeological evidence points to the fact our planet was overhauled and terraformed some five thousand years ago.
- We preserve these archeological findings
- Lecterns with adapted heights were fit within the existing archways of the archeological galleries.
- For six years Mr Halkon and members of the East Riding Archeological Society have been excavating a site about a mile away, where they have uncovered the remains of Iron Age roundhouses and a Roman bathhouse.