paleographical (Meaning)
Webster
paleographical (a.)
Of or pertaining to paleography.
Synonyms & Antonyms of paleographical
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
paleographical Sentence Examples
- The paleographical analysis of the ancient manuscript revealed intricate calligraphy and hidden messages.
- The archaeologist specializes in paleographical studies to decipher ancient scripts and inscriptions.
- The paleographical evidence provided a chronological framework for the development of human writing.
- The paleographical expert meticulously examined the parchment to identify its age and provenance.
- The comparison of paleographical samples allowed scholars to discern regional variations in writing styles.
- The study of paleographical methods is essential for unraveling the secrets of lost civilizations.
- The paleographical analysis uncovered a hidden text beneath the overwriting on the scroll.
- The paleographical examination confirmed the authenticity of the ancient document.
- The paleographical knowledge of the scholar enabled them to translate enigmatic writings.
- The paleographical techniques employed by the researchers shed new light on the evolution of language and communication.
FAQs About the word paleographical
Of or pertaining to paleography.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The paleographical analysis of the ancient manuscript revealed intricate calligraphy and hidden messages.
The archaeologist specializes in paleographical studies to decipher ancient scripts and inscriptions.
The paleographical evidence provided a chronological framework for the development of human writing.
The paleographical expert meticulously examined the parchment to identify its age and provenance.
