Archaeological is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARCHAEOLOGICAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to archaeology
• related to or dealing with or devoted to archaeology
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the scientific study of material remains (as fossil relics, artifacts, and monuments) of past human life and activities
• Relating to archaeology, or antiquities; as, archaeological researches.

Words related to ARCHAEOLOGICAL

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Words that contain ARCHAEOLOGICAL

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How to use ARCHAEOLOGICAL in a sentence

• And, mark you, laddie, if you belong to the Archaeological Society you get off cricket.
• What Comrade Outwood will say, when he finds that his keenest archaeological disciple has deserted, I hate to think.
• His love for old ruins and monuments, his archaeological instinct, is evident in every line.
• From that time until his death at Cannes on September 23, 1870, a brilliant series of plays, essays, novels, and historical and archaeological works poured from his fertile pen.
• Count Mosca was passionately archaeological, and this taste he shared with Fabrice, who had cultivated the hobby at Naples.
• In the following winter I was accordingly requested to take charge, for the American Archaeological Institute, of an expedition for research and if possible for excavation.
• An archaeological record of Rome from the seventh to the second century B.
• His heart sank as the idea struck him that he had made an interesting archaeological discovery, and that was all.
• When walking about Birmingham, archaeological observers should look up if they wish to see and note any traces of age and antiquity.
• This precious archaeological monument is an edict of Diocletian, published in the year 303 of our era, and fixing the price of labour and of food in the Roman empire.
• An archaeological traveller in Egypt cannot fail to observe the similarity between old and modern customs as he rides through the villages and across the fields.
• The desire to save every scrap of archaeological information has been dominant in the minds of all concerned in the work throughout the whole undertaking.
• Here also were archaeological relics, plants, beetles and birds for gathering.
• The British Archaeological Society of Rome has given valuable aid according to the funds in its possession, and the contributions sent from this country for the purpose.
• There are modifications of them in India, in prehistoric America, and among the archaeological remains of our own country.
• Braun from Robert and myself for this gift to us and valuable contribution to archaeological literature.
• It has also given rise to a great deal of archaeological discussion.
• That is what we mean nowadays by being a member of an archaeological association.
• Details of these buildings may be found in the works of Forchhammer, Fergusson, de Beylie and various archaeological reports.
• The small number of priests in the Archaeological Society is a striking reproach.
• From an archaeological point of view, the district we now found ourselves in is exceedingly rich, and I determined to explore it as thoroughly as circumstances permitted.
• Corresponding member of the German Archaeological Institute.
• It also seems to have retarded the issue of some archaeological periodicals.
• But I would emphasize that we need, both there and at many earth-camps, full archaeological use of the spade.
• Day by day he strives to know what can be found ten metres below the surface, what he can discover within the stone, what he can learn by archaeological research in the dust.
• You will thus doubtless have observed in our archaeological department how superior in point of art the pictures were several thousand years ago.
• But this is what must happen in all sciences in which there is a healthy growth, and archaeological science is no exception to the rule.
• This conclusion, to which a study of the literature invites us, falls in exactly with that arrived at from purely archaeological sources.
• Early in 1888 the leading members of the Shrewsbury Archaeological Society asked Butler to write a memoir of his grandfather and of his father for their Quarterly Journal.
• His present site, however, is richer in archaeological remains, and is important, as they are undoubtedly Assyrian, and prove the extent of that empire.
• An account of it has been written by him, and was read to some members of the Surrey Archaeological Society, who visited Eagle House, Wimbledon, in 1890.
• This is merely an indication of the vivid archaeological interest of the glass, apart from its beauty in the wonderful setting of fan vaulting and tall, gracefully moulded shafts.
• But a systematic search of this and other ruins soon showed that the archaeological riches of the site were by no means exhausted.
• For the figures and photographs with which this volume is illustrated I have to thank many archaeological societies and individual scholars.
• Rice Rice, just as the various archaeological and historical glories of Wales and the Welsh was the fortress of Mr.

Similar words containing ARCHAEOLOGIC without suffix al

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