datable (Meaning)
Wordnet
datable (a)
that can be given a date
Webster
datable (a.)
That may be dated; having a known or ascertainable date.
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datable Sentence Examples
- The artifacts found in the archaeological site are datable to the Iron Age.
- Carbon dating techniques make many ancient fossils datable with precision.
- The documents discovered in the library archives are datable back to the 17th century.
- The pottery shards unearthed from the excavation site are datable to the Neolithic period.
- Through stratigraphic analysis, archaeologists can determine the layers' sequence, making them datable.
- The inscriptions on the ancient tablets are datable to the Sumerian civilization.
- The rock formations in the canyon are datable to millions of years ago.
- By analyzing tree rings, scientists can make datable estimations of climate conditions in the past.
- The cave paintings found in the region are datable to prehistoric times.
- The genetic mutations observed in the fossils are datable to specific evolutionary periods.
FAQs About the word datable
that can be given a dateThat may be dated; having a known or ascertainable date.
rendezvous,appointment,engagement, assignation, meeting, tryst, visit,schedule, invitation, interview
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The artifacts found in the archaeological site are datable to the Iron Age.
Carbon dating techniques make many ancient fossils datable with precision.
The documents discovered in the library archives are datable back to the 17th century.
The pottery shards unearthed from the excavation site are datable to the Neolithic period.
