English to Latin Meaning of archaeology - SCIENTIA ANTIQUITATIS

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Definitions of archaeology in English

Noun(1) the branch of anthropology that studies prehistoric people and their cultures

Examples of archaeology in English

(1) The purpose of archaeology is to understand the past by studying its material culture.(2) Second, the history of these islands is illuminated by archaeology to a quite extraordinary extent.(3) With no proper time or resources for archaeology , the results were poor and largely unpublished.(4) Jaromir Malek studied Egyptology and archaeology at Charles University, Prague.(5) The right students will be able to proceed to a research degree in archaeology or landscape studies.(6) A spokesman said there would be a programme of public archaeology on a site rich in historic remains.(7) I am not a professional archaeologist, but a member of the public with an interest in archaeology and history.(8) The awkward relationship between archaeology and history is an old problem.(9) Nowadays, scarcely a week goes by without archaeology on television and in the major newspapers.(10) Settlements were often small, represented archaeologically by stone scatters and traces of a tented encampment.(11) Stephan DeStaebler created ├ö├ç├┐Torso With Arms Raised II├ö├ç├û to reflect his interest in archeology , geology and history.(12) Although I am a Palaeolithic archaeologist now, my interests were largely Roman at the time.(13) This evidence has come from the numerous papyruses found in archaeological searches.(14) The mounting archeologic information led to the compelling hypothesis that tuberculosis began in the Neolithic period, when the causative microbes spread from wild buffalo to the humans who succeeded in domesticating them.(15) The picture emerging for the corn hill sites is generally consistent with the suggested historic affiliations, though this can hardly be considered to have been adequately explored archaeologically .(16) There are a number of archaeological applications, the most common being in radiocarbon dating.

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English to Latin Dictionary: archaeology

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