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midden

/ˈmɪd.ən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un montón o acumulación de desechos domésticos, basura o estiércol, a menudo asociado con yacimientos arqueológicos de asentamientos prehistóricos.

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noun

/ˈmɪd.ən/C2formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa un montón o acumulación de desechos domésticos, basura o estiércol, a menudo asociado con yacimientos arqueológicos de asentamientos prehistóricos.

A noun referring to a mound or heap of domestic waste, refuse, or dung, often associated with archaeological sites of prehistoric settlements.

  1. Archaeological refuse moundC1formalscientific

    A mound or deposit of domestic waste, such as shells and animal bones, indicating the location of a prehistoric settlement.

    esConchero

    • Archaeologists excavated a midden that revealed the diet of ancient coastal communities.
    • The shell midden dated back over 5,000 years to the Neolithic period.
    • Middens are valuable sources of information about early human culture.
    • They discovered pottery fragments scattered throughout the midden.

    Sinónimosdumpgarbage heaprefuse heap

  2. Heap of refuse or dungC1formal

    A pile of garbage, dung, or general waste material.

    esMontón de basura o estiércol

    • The farmer collected manure and scraped it into a midden behind the barn.
    • In rural areas, middens were once a common sight near homesteads.
    • The stench from the midden was overpowering in the summer heat.
    • They cleared the midden to prevent pests from gathering nearby.

    Sinónimosdumpdunghillgarbage heaprefuse heap

Formas
  • middens plural form
  • middens' possessive plural form
  • midden's possessive singular form
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