anthropolite (Meaning)
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anthropolite (n.)
A petrifaction of the human body, or of any portion of it.
Synonyms & Antonyms of anthropolite
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anthropolite Sentence Examples
- The archaeologists were astonished to unearth an anthropolite, a perfectly preserved petrified human body, from the ancient burial site.
- The museum proudly displayed an anthropolite found in a prehistoric cave, showcasing the incredible preservation of the human remains.
- Scientists carefully studied the anthropolite, hoping to gain insights into the lifestyle and health of the people who lived in that era.
- The discovery of an anthropolite in the desert raised questions about the geological processes that led to the petrification of the human remains.
- The ancient tribe believed that anthropolites held spiritual significance, connecting the living with their ancestors.
- Anthropologists used advanced imaging techniques to analyze the anthropolite without risking damage to the delicate petrified tissues.
- The mystery surrounding the anthropolite found in the remote mountain region captivated the attention of historians and researchers alike.
- Local communities held ceremonies to honor the anthropolites discovered in the sacred burial grounds, considering them guardians of ancestral wisdom.
- The anthropological museum curated an exhibit featuring various anthropolites, showcasing the diversity of petrified human remains throughout history.
- The accidental discovery of an anthropolite during construction led to a temporary halt as experts carefully excavated and documented the find.
FAQs About the word anthropolite
A petrifaction of the human body, or of any portion of it.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The archaeologists were astonished to unearth an anthropolite, a perfectly preserved petrified human body, from the ancient burial site.
The museum proudly displayed an anthropolite found in a prehistoric cave, showcasing the incredible preservation of the human remains.
Scientists carefully studied the anthropolite, hoping to gain insights into the lifestyle and health of the people who lived in that era.
The discovery of an anthropolite in the desert raised questions about the geological processes that led to the petrification of the human remains.
