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[00:13.59]archeology
[00:17.79]invaluable(valuable, precious, valueless)
[00:21.73]unearth(uncover, exhume): A recent excavation unearthed a pottery of Ming dynasty.
[00:33.38]scoop(dig, pick): He used his bare hands to scoop up water from river.
[00:44.24]exhume(excavate, dig): The coroner exhumed the body in order to perform tests regarding the cause of death.
[00:55.24]excavate(dig, delve): They excavated a huge hole for the foundation of the building.
[01:05.17]excavation
[01:14.35]Neolithic
[01:19.11]Mesolithic
[01:23.92]Paleolithic
[01:28.27]origin
[01:33.57]chronological: This article describes events in a chronological order.
[01:43.82]archaic: The archaic ship was just like the ones used centuries earlier.
[01:53.38]ascend: His ancestors ascend to the 15th century.
[02:02.85]originate(initiate, start): The compass originated from China.
[02:12.47]primitive(crude, original, primordial)
[02:17.43]remnant(remains, leftover, vestige): No remnants of the settlement of Roanoke, Virginia were found by the next group of colonists.
[02:29.36]porcelain(china)
[02:33.17]antique
[02:37.33]antiquity
[02:43.01]skull
[02:48.83]artifact
[02:52.80]The tragedy of life is not so much what men suffer, but what they miss. —Carlyle