The Collaborative International Dictionary
Paleographic
Paleographic \Pa`le*o*graph"ic\, Paleographical \Pa`le*o*graph"ic*al\, a. [Cf. F. pal['e]ographique.] Of or pertaining to paleography.
Wiktionary
paleographic
a. Of or pertaining to paleography. alt. Of or pertaining to paleography.
Usage examples of "paleographic".
Hebrew and Egyptian paleographic and philological evidence, it should devote space to material disputing them.
I suppose it was an awkward but necessary stage in paleographic developmental, destined for an obscure footnote of history now that its questionable usefulness has ended.
He was a frail, desiccated-looking man in his late seventies, well past retirement age, but still retained as a member of the faculty in a nonteaching post so that he could continue his paleographic studies.