Preposition: of

• knowledge: George Joseph ( 1991 ) has helped us reconceptualize some of the archeology of knowledge that brings mathematics closer to the present day.

Converse of object

• do: If you fancy doing some musical archeology, this big box is the place to start.

• study: Others may study cultural archeology - examining how a community organized themselves.

• include: Exhibits include aviation archeology finds, memorabilia and the substantial wreckage of two wartime P-51 fighters.

Adjective modifier

• industrial: The three storeyed buildings are among the finest examples of Industrial Archeology to be found in England.

• biblical: The Bible and Interpretation site includes material on the political side of biblical archeology.

• marine: A similar system could be used in SCUBA diving, coral reef conservation, salvage and marine archeology.

Modifies a noun

• career: In this text we will talk about archeology careers rather archeology careers.

• student: He finally discovers that the body in the boot is that of Stephen Lapham, an archeology student who was secretly married to Linda.

• museum: Comprehensive industrial archeology museum, with a nice section on telecomms, including a restored rural telephone exchange.

Noun used with modifier

• aviation: The hangar for the Lancaster also features a display of RAF vehicles and aviation archeology.

• information: The reader has to carry out " information archeology " using the few bricks that remain from the building.