Antonyms for archaeologicalar·chae·o·log·i·cal

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1. archaeological, archeological, archaeologic, archeologicadjective

   related to or dealing with or devoted to archaeology

   "an archaeological dig"; "a dramatic archaeological discovery"

   Synonyms:
   archeological, archeologic, archaeologic

How to use archaeological in a sentence?

1. Frederic Gleach:

   I'm reluctant to sacrifice the material in order to do that much archaeological work, in particular, radiocarbon dating is destructive by nature... Once you have burned the sample to run radiocarbon dating, it's gone.

2. Dave Conlin:

   This kind of archaeological work is painstaking and difficult under any circumstances, but the physical conditions of this particular site — zero visibility, high currents and potential entanglements — made this an especially difficult shipwreck to work on.

3. John Hight:

   We really approached this as almost like an archaeological dig. ' What was it like back then ?'.

4. Denise Reed:

   If there are cultural sites, cultural relics or an archaeological site of historical interest, unless there are measures taken to specifically provide protection from erosion or to keep the water out, then they will succumb eventually.

5. Joel Richardson:

   This portends to be the most significant new archaeological site in modern history.

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