Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In the Channel Islands, relating to movable property; also the distinctive epithet of a court that deals with ‘mobiliary’ questions.
- Of or pertaining to household furniture.
- In mil., of or pertaining to mobilization.
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Examples
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Palaeolithic art is composed of so-called mobiliary art - pieces of stone, horn and bone sculpted or engraved - that are included within archaeological deposits.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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Palaeolithic art is composed of so-called mobiliary art - pieces of stone, horn and bone sculpted or engraved - that are included within archaeological deposits.
Analysis 2010
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Palaeolithic art is composed of so-called mobiliary art - pieces of stone, horn and bone sculpted or engraved - that are included within archaeological deposits.
Analysis 2010
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Palaeolithic art is composed of so-called mobiliary art - pieces of stone, horn and bone sculpted or engraved - that are included within archaeological deposits.
Analysis 2010
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Palaeolithic art is composed of so-called mobiliary art - pieces of stone, horn and bone sculpted or engraved - that are included within archaeological deposits.
Analysis 2010
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Most of the earliest recorded cave paintings and Cro-Magnon mobiliary art, including bones with talley marks.
doggdot.us 2008
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Most of the earliest recorded cave paintings and Cro-Magnon mobiliary art, including bones with talley marks.
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It was understood that such complex art could not have been done by primitive man; something that did not occur with mobiliary art. "
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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