Difference between Archeological Site and Volcanological

ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE vs VOLCANOLOGICAL: NOUN

Relating to or in the manner of volcanology; in a scientific manner, from the point of view of the investigator of volcanic phenomena. Also vulcanological.

Orontes, Sierra morena, Chamisal, Hypogeum, Volcanological, Arba, Archeological, Underwater archaeology, Douar, Mitla, Palas, Prieta, Uxmal, Stabiae, Huaca

Hadhramaut, Archaeological, Orontes, Sierra morena, Chamisal, Hypogeum, Volcanological, Arba, Archeological, Underwater archaeology, Mitla, Prieta, Uxmal, Stabiae, Huaca

Vey of the proposed levee alignment and borrow pits identified only one previously unrecorded prehistoric archeological site.
What should you do if you find an archeological site?.
Woods and Kilpatrick, 2005, p. 1557 This agouti has also been round in an archeological site.
But, as a HUGE Indiana Jones fan, I would REALLY love an archeological site.
Pompeii erupted and preserved arguably better than any other archeological site on Earth.
After Knossos, Spinalongha is the most visited archeological site on Crete.
Today Capernaum is an archeological site run by the Franciscans.
Explore this vast archaeological site revered in antiquity as the birthplace of Apollo and the third most important archeological site in Greece.
No other archeological site is quite like it!
If the past use of an archeological site is to be reconstructed, the site must remain undisturbed.

It has been installed in the volcanological observatory and is operated by the team of Professor Nemesio Perez.
We assume that the primary intended readers of this book may not be familiar with volcanological concepts and terms.