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palaeoeconomy

palaeoeconomy noun: the relationship of prehistoric people to their environment and resources.

Noun

palaeoeconomy (plural palaeoeconomies)

  1. The relationship of prehistoric people to their environment and resources
    Synonyms:
    palaeoeconomics

Synonyms of palaeoeconomy

Forms of palaeoeconomy

pluralpalaeoeconomies

Origin of palaeoeconomy

From palaeo- + economy.

Questions about palaeoeconomy

What does palaeoeconomy mean?
Palaeoeconomy means the relationship of prehistoric people to their environment and resources.
What part of speech is palaeoeconomy?
Palaeoeconomy is a noun.
What is the plural of palaeoeconomy?
The plural of palaeoeconomy is palaeoeconomies.

Words near palaeoeconomy in the dictionary

  1. palaeoecologists
  2. palaeoecology
  3. palaeoeconomic
  4. palaeoeconomics
  5. palaeoeconomies
  6. palaeoeconomy
  7. palaeoecosystem
  8. palaeoecosystems
  9. palaeoencephalic
  10. palaeoencephalon
  11. palaeoendemic

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