paleograph Synonyms
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paleograph Meaning
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paleograph (n.)
An ancient manuscript.
paleograph Sentence Examples
- The paleograph meticulously deciphered the faded text on the ancient scroll.
- The study of paleography is essential for understanding the history of writing systems.
- The paleograph's keen eye detected subtle variations in the penmanship of the document.
- The museum hired a renowned paleograph to authenticate the newly acquired manuscript.
- The paleograph's expertise allowed him to identify the author and date of the mysterious inscription.
- Researchers collaborated with the paleograph to translate and analyze medieval texts.
- The paleograph studied the ancient cuneiform script, deciphering long-lost secrets.
- The Vatican's archives attract paleographs from around the world eager to examine priceless manuscripts.
- The paleograph's work on the Rosetta Stone revolutionized our understanding of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.
- Students of history and archaeology benefit from the insights provided by paleographs.
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An ancient manuscript.
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The paleograph meticulously deciphered the faded text on the ancient scroll.
The study of paleography is essential for understanding the history of writing systems.
The paleograph's keen eye detected subtle variations in the penmanship of the document.
The museum hired a renowned paleograph to authenticate the newly acquired manuscript.
