archaeologyin a sentence
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She is on an archaeological dig.archaeological = related to the study of ancient cultures
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They stopped digging the tunnel until an archaeologist can properly excavate the remains.archaeologist = someone who studies ancient cultures
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But he would never have thought it more than just a myth, had not a friend of his—returning from an archaeological expedition in the desert—told him about an Arab that was possessed of exceptional powers. (source)archaeological = related to the study of ancient cultures through study of material remains
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His eyes reminded me of a description of a gigantic Egyptian eye that was found in one of the pyramids I read about in a book on black magic. Somehow an archaeologist's wife ended up with this huge stone eye in her bedroom, and... (source)archaeologist = someone who studies ancient cultures
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You could get a perfect image of the bones, in three dimensions, and it promised a whole new era of archaeology without excavation.† (source)
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Some of the kids were Indiana Jones—type archaeologists.† (source)
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They were known worldwide for their discoveries, which had helped reshape modern archaeology.† (source)
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Clayborn Lockett, an archaeologist who briefly employed Ruess as a cook while excavating an Anasazi cliff dwelling in 1934, told Rusho that "he was appalled by the seemingly reckless manner in which Everett moved around dangerous cliffs."† (source)archaeologist = someone who studies ancient cultures
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Archaeologists say it was almost as important as the Buddhas of Bamiyan, which the Afghan Taliban blew up.† (source)
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The set of intricate, complex markings that could only be taken in from a great height would become an archaeological site that would confuse the next Three Body civilization, in the distant future.† (source)
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A. Bibliography Archeology Histology Lexicology.† (source)
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As an archeologist, when Thomsen divided the ages of man into Stone, Bronze, and Iron, naturally enough, he did so in accordance with the physical tools that defined each epoch.† (source)
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For archeological reasons, perhaps.† (source)
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The men of C.E.T. were likened to archeologists of ideas, inspired by God in the grandeur of rediscovery.† (source)
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The eighteen folios—now known as Leonardo's Codex Leicester after their famous owner, the Earl of Leicester—were all that remained of one of Leonardo's most fascinating notebooks: essays and drawings outlining Da Vinci's progressive theories on astronomy, geology, archaeology, and hydrology.† (source)
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I'm writing this log to you, dear future Mars archaeologist, from Rover 2.† (source)
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