archaeology

Converse of object

• bury: They are going to cut some pilot trenches to check on the depth of the buried archeology.
• preserve: This in turn allowed full access to the preserved archeology beneath.
• survive: Unfortunately during the survey any surviving archeology there was buried by at least 2m of sand.
• teach: Has he contacted tutors of appropriate evening classes, or any schools in his area that teach archeology?
• investigate: The Project aims to raise awareness and investigate the archeology, history and natural heritage of the site.

Adjective modifier

• maritime: This combination of training, research and contracts creates a unique and exciting atmosphere for the study and practice of maritime archeology.
• prehistoric: With its wealth of iron-age promontory forts the Pembrokeshire coast will also be of particular interest to those who are interested in prehistoric archeology.
• underwater: It gives SAA divers, considering getting involved in underwater archeology, the chance to see what it is all about.
• post-medieval: The whole work covers 225 pages and should be read by all with an interest in medieval and post-medieval archeology.
• nautical: This book is an excellent read, beautifully illustrated, and shows how much nautical archeology is adding to our knowledge.
• industrial: Indeed the industrial archeology of Dartmoor is a subject in its own right.

Modifies a noun

• excavation: Added new link to press story entitled " Dolphin to support new archeology excavations " which appeared on the WAM Emirates News Agency.
• graduate: The main campaign currently being pursued is to encourage teacher training institutions to accept archeology graduates onto PGCE courses.
• department: Fagan's comments on the way he ran the Cambridge archeology department would seem to bear this out.

Noun used with modifier

• below-ground: Most of the below-ground archeology carried out in Britain today is of a ' Rescue ' nature where excavation takes place prior to re-development.
• battlefield: The conference organizers invite papers on all aspects of battlefield archeology, whatever the date or place of conflict.
• rescue: Professional advice on all aspects of work involving ancient monuments scheduling, rescue archeology, listing of historic buildings, historic gardens register.
• landscape: The Upper Derwent: long-term landscape archeology in the Peak District.
• Viking: In July we said goodbye to Marcus Smith who headed to the University of Uppsala to continue his research in Viking archeology.
• field: They are the oldest forms of field archeology to be found in this country.