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Definition of midden - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
archaeologyTECH. UK archaeological deposit of human debrisTECH. UK
- The midden revealed ancient tools and bones.
2.
house trashDated UK refuse heap near a dwellingDated UK
- They found old pottery in the midden.
3.
packrat shelterTECH. UK shelter made by packrats from vegetationTECH. UK
- The packrat's midden was hidden under the bush.
4.
hyrax depositsTECH. UK accumulation of hyrax urine and fecesTECH. UK
- The hyrax midden was studied by zoologists.
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archaeological deposit of human debris 
refuse heap near a dwelling 
shelter made by packrats from vegetation
Expressions with midden
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prehistoric refuse heap containing shells and animal bones
Archaeologists discovered a kitchen midden with artifacts from the Neolithic period..
Origin of midden
Middle Dutch, meden (dung heap)
Examples of midden in a sentence
Researchers found a midden with ancient fish bones. Archaeologists excavated the midden for artifacts. The midden contained remnants of ancient meals. Researchers discovered a midden in the desert. The midden contained various seeds and twigs. Researchers analyzed the ancient midden for clues.
The midden provided valuable information about past climates.
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- French:amas de déchets, dépotoir, ...
- German:Müllhaufen, Abfallhaufen, ...
- Italian:cumulo di rifiuti archeologici, mucchio di rifiuti, ...
- Spanish:conchero, basurero, ...
- Portuguese:depósito arqueológico, aterro, ...
- Chinese:垃圾堆, 废物堆, ...
- Japanese:貝塚, 廃棄物の山, ...
- Arabic:مَكَبّ نِفايَات أَثَرِي, مِكْبَة, ...
- Hebrew:מִזְבָּר פְּסוֹלֶת, עֲרֵמַת אַשְׁפָּה, ...
- Russian:культурный слой, мусорная куча, ...
- Ukrainian:кухонні відходи, сміттєзвалище, ...
- Hindi:मिट्टी का ढेर, मिडन, ...
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