stratum

/ˈstreɪtəm/

noun

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A layer or level, especially one of several parallel layers of rock, earth, or other material.

  • The archaeologists discovered pottery in the lowest stratum of the site.
  • Each stratum of rock tells a different story about Earth's history.
  • The survey targeted people from every social stratum.
  • Geologists determined the age of the fossil by analyzing volcanic ash deposits in the sedimentary stratum directly above it.
  • Sociological surveys must ensure representative sampling across every economic stratum to avoid bias in their conclusions about public opinion.
  • The mineral-rich stratum located thirty meters below the surface became the primary target for the mining company's extraction operations.