East March
now historical
noun
(Also in plural) the eastern part of the border region of England and Scotland.
Origin
Late Middle English.
- paleobiology
- paleobotany
- Paleocene
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- Paleo diet
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- paleoethnobotany
- paleofecal
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- paleoichthyological
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