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adj. - Of or relating to objects remaining from a particular period

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Usage examples (15)
  • Archaeology is not simply the finite body of artefactual evidence uncovered in excavations.
  • It promises to bring together bio-scientific and artefactual evidence to determine if visitors could have Viking ancestors.
  • But Parker is asking about the actual as opposed to artefactual nature of the weather-station trends themselves, not about whether they are representative.
  • The case where the lump and the sortally individuated object do not coincide, applies only to some problematic artefactual cases, and in those cases the sortal name of...
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