dater
- noun
- /ˈdeɪtər/
- A skilled dater can use carbon dating to determine when an artifact was made.
Examples
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The dater analyzed the ancient artifacts carefully.
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The research team relied on a dater to verify the timeline of the fossils.
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The museum hired a dater to establish the age of the newly discovered pottery.
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A skilled dater can provide accurate information about historical events.
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The archaeologist is a skilled dater who can accurately estimate the age of ancient artifacts.
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As a history professor, she often acts as a dater for historical texts, helping students understand their timeline.
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The geologist is known as a reliable dater, able to pinpoint the origins of various rock formations.
Synonyms
A person who finds the dates of events and puts them in order
A scientist who finds when rocks formed and how old they are
A person who studies and records when events happen
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dater comes from the word date ('a day, time, or age') and the ending -er ('one who does something'). So a dater is a person who finds or decides when something was made, which is why experts who check an object's age are called daters.