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- adverb In an
archaeological manner. - adverb Regarding
archaeology .
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Examples
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The proposed roadway, they say, would cut through the protected zone, and in a nine-mile stretch would run through 26 sites identified as archaeologically significant in a geophysical survey.
Tara Threatened 2004
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It is not easy to pinpoint Manasseh archaeologically, that is, to identify the specific city levels built during his reign in sites throughout Judah.
The Bible Unearthed Israel Finkelstein 2001
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It is not easy to pinpoint Manasseh archaeologically, that is, to identify the specific city levels built during his reign in sites throughout Judah.
The Bible Unearthed Israel Finkelstein 2001
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It is not easy to pinpoint Manasseh archaeologically, that is, to identify the specific city levels built during his reign in sites throughout Judah.
The Bible Unearthed Israel Finkelstein 2001
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It is not easy to pinpoint Manasseh archaeologically, that is, to identify the specific city levels built during his reign in sites throughout Judah.
The Bible Unearthed Israel Finkelstein 2001
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The city itself, with some 51,000 people, is known to archaeologically minded tourists for its proximity to Paquimé, the site of ancient pueblo ruins.
The Fall of Mexico 2009
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But the show will focus on what it felt like to be in that time and place, rather than what might be "archaeologically accurate," Mr. Moore said.
Telling 'Tales' for the Musical Stage Geoffrey A. Fowler 2011
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The city itself, with some 51,000 people, is known to archaeologically minded tourists for its proximity to Paquimé, the site of ancient pueblo ruins.
The Fall of Mexico 2009
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"Your current requirement that all archaeologically excavated human remains should be reburied, whether after a standard period of two years or a further special extension, is contrary to fundamental principles of archaeological and scientific research and of museum practice," they write.
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The Dorians, Mr. Cartledge says, are archaeologically "very hard to pin down," so much so that their very existence "has been resolutely denied."
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