Archaeological Remains Crossword Clue

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- Archaeological remains
- I floss strange remnant of ancient living creature
- Of past times
- Old remnant found in backing of Kelli’s sofa
- Petrified remains
- Prehistoric remnant
- Dug out of the earth; as, fossil coal; fossil salt.

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