Use Multiple letters to Form a Word

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Well, I thought I'd give this a try instead.. just to make my brain work harder. But I'll make it easier by stating you can use objects or materials, and can be any word.. including surnames and forenames.. then last two letters of the next word, whereby you can use a blank if there is not a valid word to make.
You may also use pictures.. just to make it harder to guess.

So, as an example--

Archaeology- - Arch (I'm using the first three letters) then add a blank letter to use the multiples of three

Then start on the next letters

Chromosome --- Mexican

Mexican-- Canada

Adamant-- Anteater
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Then use the next multiples. It doesn't have to be in sets of these three examples. I've shown three sets, just to give you a general idea. Just use the example, following from the last word.
If you can't use multiples from the last letters, even when you can insert a blank letter then you may use the first.

ANTEATER-- TERRAIN

TERRITORY-- TERRIBLE

BLEMISH--- ISHMAIL

Now start from the last word, ISHMAIL, which I've used as a forename, to make a multiple word.

ISHMAIL - AILMENT - ( ENT_) - (EN_ ) These letters will need a new word or name, or you can go by two.

ENTIRE

ENTIRE -- RETIRED

RETIRED - EDITION

EDITION- ONION

Onion-Ionized