archaeological (B2)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌɑːrkiəˈlɒdʒɪkl/
Definition
Relating to the study of ancient history and societies through the excavation and analysis of physical remains.
Examples
The team discovered an important **archaeological** site near the river.
She is pursuing a degree in **archaeological** studies.
The **archaeological** evidence suggests a much older settlement than previously thought.
How to Use archaeological
- archaeological site (collocation)
- A specific location where archaeological research is conducted or where artifacts are found. — "The **archaeological site** was protected by law."
- archaeological dig (collocation)
- An excavation of a site to uncover historical artifacts. — "The team began the **archaeological dig** at dawn."
- archaeological research (collocation)
- Systematic investigation into the past through the study of physical remains. — "Her career has been dedicated to **archaeological research**."
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