archaeological in Greek
archaeological in Greek is αρχαιολογικός — archaeological means relating to the study of past human life through excavated remains and artifacts.
archaeological in Greek
αρχαιολογικός
Pronounced: archaiologikos
Relating to the science or research of archaeology.
What does "archaeological" mean?
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adj Relating to the study of past human life through excavated remains and artifacts.
"The archaeological dig uncovered pottery dating back 3,000 years."
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archaeological in a sentence
- The archaeological dig uncovered pottery dating back 3,000 years.
- Archaeological evidence suggests the settlement was abandoned suddenly.
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What is "archaeological" in Greek?
"archaeological" in Greek is αρχαιολογικός. archaeological means: Relating to the study of past human life through excavated remains and artifacts.
How do you pronounce αρχαιολογικός?
"archaeological" in Greek is αρχαιολογικός, pronounced "archaiologikos".
How do you use "archaeological" in a sentence?
Example: "The archaeological dig uncovered pottery dating back 3,000 years." In Greek, "archaeological" is αρχαιολογικός.
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