also car·i·nat·ed (-nā'tĭd)adj.
Shaped like or having a carina or keel; ridged.
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carinate
American Heritage Dictionary:
car·i·nate |
also car·i·nat·ed (-nā'tĭd)adj.
Shaped like or having a carina or keel; ridged.
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Oxford Dictionary of Archaeology:
carinated |
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A term often applied to a specific type of metal or ceramic bowl or jar with a flat or reeded rim and an almost vertical upper wall above a sharp inward change of direction (the carination). Carinated bowls are distinctive of the early Neolithic in northwest Europe.
American Heritage Stedman's Medical Dictionary:
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Related topics:
 | multicarinate |
| bicarinate |
| keeled |
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