seriation (Meaning)

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seriation (n.)

Arrangement or position in a series.

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Archaeological seriation involves arranging artifacts in chronological order based on their stylistic similarities or differences.
Seriation was an essential technique used by archaeologists to determine the relative ages of archaeological sites without radiocarbon dating.
The pottery fragments were arranged in a seriation sequence, revealing the gradual evolution of decorative patterns over time.
Seriation can help researchers identify trade networks and the spread of cultural influences.
The seriation of coins in numismatics allows collectors to determine their chronological order and historical significance.
Cognitive psychologists used seriation tasks to study children's ability to order objects according to size or weight.
In developmental psychology, seriation is a key milestone in cognitive development, demonstrating the child's ability to understand sequential order.
The teacher used seriation rods to teach children about ordinal numbers and measurement.
The students arranged the historical events in a seriation timeline, highlighting the chronological relationships between them.
Seriation is a powerful analytical tool used in archaeology, psychology, and other fields to infer chronological sequences and patterns.

Arrangement or position in a series.

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No antonyms found.

Archaeological seriation involves arranging artifacts in chronological order based on their stylistic similarities or differences.

Seriation was an essential technique used by archaeologists to determine the relative ages of archaeological sites without radiocarbon dating.

The pottery fragments were arranged in a seriation sequence, revealing the gradual evolution of decorative patterns over time.

Seriation can help researchers identify trade networks and the spread of cultural influences.