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  <abstract>Many Important treasures were lost or hidden away, often thousands of years ago, before being found again, Some of these treasures are made of gold, but statues made of Pottery and Entire Cities Lost in disaster can be treasures too. When these treasures are uncovered again they show us things we never knew about the past. </abstract>
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