Name: Population of Onsernone (Group)
Description: The inhabitants of Onsernone


Name: artwork, "Gandhiji's Noakhali Abhiyan" (ARTWORK)
Description: A piece of art depicting Gandhi's Noakhali campaign


Name: Electric vehicles (Vehicle)
Description: Vehicles powered by electricity rather than gasoline or diesel fuel.


Name: Microcrystalline Opal Structures (Opal Structure Type)
Description: The internal structures of some opals resemble those of cristobalite and tridymite.


Name: Fluorine (ELEMENT)
Description: A highly reactive chemical element.


Name: Mediterranean and Atlantic basins (GEOGRAPHIC REGION)
Description: Large bodies of water surrounding Andalusia.


Name: Hydrothermal Deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Deposits formed by hot, chemically active fluids.


Name: Alabama Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The foundational law of the state of Alabama


Name: 8 (Number)
Description: The coordination number of the Uranium atom in Uranyl fluoride


Name: Mexico's pavilions (Structure)
Description: Exhibition spaces representing Mexico at world fairs.


Name: rhodon (Greek word)
Description: Means 'rose-like'.


Name: bells (INSTRUMENT)
Description: Percussion instruments


Name: National Security Committee (Political Body)
Description: Committee within the Cabinet that focuses on national security issues.


Name: Komirić (Village)
Description: A village in Serbia


Name: Mustelids (Animal Group)
Description: A family of carnivorous mammals including weasels, badgers, and otters.


Name: cardiac arrhythmias, paralysis, even death (health problem)
Description: Serious complications of severe hypokalemia


Name: decadrachm (OBJECT)
Description: A large silver coin worth 10 drachms.


Name: Osečina (Town)
Description: A town in Serbia


Name: Eight per Thousand (TAX SYSTEM)
Description: Italian income tax allocation for religious communities


Name: brought to Rome (Event)
Description: The event of Jugurtha being captured and taken to Rome.


Name: wider audience (CONCEPT)
Description: A larger group of people


Name: Antipodal Poles (Geographic Features)
Description: Opposite poles on a sphere


Name: No more than a declaration of being Hindu (Statement)
Description: A superficial affirmation of Hindu identity without deep understanding or practice.


Name: Declaration of Catalan Independence (EVENT)
Description: Catalonia's declaration separating from Spain


Name: Increasing Surface Hardness (Properties)
Description: Characteristic of materials


Name: Naue II Type Swords (Weapon Artifact)
Description: A long-lasting type of Bronze Age sword named after Julius Naue, characterized by its grip-tongue design.


Name: Sunni view (Religious Doctrine)
Description: The theological and legal perspective held by Sunni Muslims.


Name: Blue Shirts (Apparel)
Description: Shirts of the color blue


Name: Bushido (Code of Conduct)
Description: The samurai code of honor emphasizing loyalty, duty, and martial prowess.


Name: Plainer shapes for vessels (Artistic Style)
Description: A simpler design aesthetic in hardstone carving during the Late Antique period.


Name: German Empire (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Unified German state


Name: fortifications (Structure)
Description: Defensive walls and structures built to protect a city or settlement


Name: Human Figure (Subject Matter)
Description: The depiction of the human body in art.


Name: Spain's high-speed rail network (Infrastructure)
Description: A system of railway lines designed for fast travel in Spain.


Name: Great Moravia (LOCATION)
Description: A medieval state in Central Europe


Name: Spectroscopy (Technique)
Description: A method of analyzing the interaction of light with matter to identify its composition.


Name: Paper (SUPPORT MATERIAL)
Description: A thin material often used as a surface for painting.


Name: Assembly of Ronda (Event)
Description: Gathering of Andalusian nationalists in 1918


Name: beringensis (Merriam, 1902) (Subspecies)
Description: A subspecies of Red fox


Name: Oxides (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds formed by the reaction of oxygen with other elements


Name: Seals and Dust Filters (Components)
Description: Applications utilizing ePTFE fibers' sealing and filtration capabilities.


Name: Crown's prerogative powers (POWER)
Description: Powers inherent to the Crown, including reviewing cases of injustice and making appointments.


Name: Romans (People)
Description: Citizens of the Roman Empire


Name: Dutch Language (Language)
Description: Official language of the Netherlands


Name: Jewellery Design and Production Students  (Professionals)
Description: Individuals studying the creation and manufacturing of jewellery.


Name: Meshwesh dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled Egypt.


Name: Scuderia Ferrari (MOTORSPORT_TEAM)
Description: An Italian Formula One racing team


Name: lightwells (ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE)
Description: Openings in roofs to allow light in


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A highly reactive nonmetallic element with atomic number 8


Name: Ukrainian Greek Catholics (RELIGION)
Description: An Eastern Catholic Church


Name: exposure to the art of other cultures (Result)
Description: Learning about different artistic styles and techniques from various cultures


Name: Milling Machine (Equipment)
Description: A power-driven machine used for milling.


Name: Eorsa, Little Colonsay, Treshnish Isles, Staffa (Island)
Description: Smaller uninhabited islands located off the west coast of Mull.


Name: Universities' main mission (GOAL)
Description: Purpose of universities according to Uvarov


Name: xiaowei (Occupation)
Description: Guards of honour in the Ming dynasty court.


Name: Trade (Concept)
Description: An occupation involving manual labor and exchange of goods or services for payment.


Name: Colombian Independence Movement (EVENT)
Description: The fight for Colombian independence


Name: French (NATIONALITY)
Description: People from France


Name: Liège (CITY)
Description: A city in Belgium.


Name: People of Denmark (Population Group)
Description: Residents of the country Denmark


Name: BBC Radio Derby (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Radio station


Name: Ranger 8 (Spacecraft)
Description: A NASA spacecraft


Name: Khibins (Mountain Range)
Description: Another name for the Khibiny Mountains


Name: Zeolite Facies (Metamorphic Facies)
Description: A low-grade metamorphic facies characterized by the presence of zeolite minerals.


Name: Wave Reflector (Device)
Description: An object that reflects waves.


Name: 47 seats (Number of Seats)
Description: Number of seats won in the 2013 election


Name: court proceedings (legal process)
Description: Formal legal actions taken in a court of law


Name: Indonesia (Country)
Description: A country where carnelian is found.


Name: [Al(OH)4]− ions (CHEMICAL SPECIES)
Description: Tetrahydroxoaluminate anion.


Name: Tissint meteorite (meteorite)
Description: A Martian meteorite found in Morocco.


Name: base quantity for plane angle (PHYSICAL_QUANTITY)
Description: The amount of rotation around a point


Name: Edward Gubelin (Person)
Description: A Swiss gemologist who first identified Maw sit sit.


Name: Soda-Lime Glass (Type)
Description: A common type of glass used in mirrors.


Name: Black Caribbean (Racial Category)
Description: A racial category representing individuals with Black Caribbean heritage.


Name: Blue uniform (CLOTHING)
Description: A uniform of blue color worn by the police force


Name: Intaglio Printing Techniques (Printing Technique)
Description: Printmaking methods where the ink sits below the surface of the plate.


Name: Competitive gymnasts (Demographic)
Description: People who practice gymnastics at a high level and compete


Name: 104.8 (Quantity)
Description: Average number of rainy or snowy days per year at the Mosogno weather station


Name: High Level of Quality and Richness (Artistic Attribute)
Description: Characteristics associated with fine art prints.


Name: CCP (Political Party)
Description: The Communist Party of China


Name: 2007 (YEAR)
Description: The year NYSE Euronext was formed.


Name: Bessarabia (Location)
Description: A historical region in Eastern Europe.


Name: most literate and most educated part of the US (Status)
Description: The region with the highest level of literacy and education


Name: California (State)
Description: A state in the United States.


Name: Pearls (PRODUCT)
Description: Black pearls farmed in Tahiti


Name: Savings/bank account (Asset account)
Description: Account holding a customer's money


Name: secant of angle A (Trigonometric Function)
Description: The ratio of the hypotenuse to the adjacent side in a right triangle.


Name: Age Discrimination Act 2004 (Law)
Description: Legislation prohibiting discrimination based on age.


Name: Highest prices (Economic Value)
Description: The maximum amount paid for a gemstone


Name: a strong hand (MANNER)
Description: A firm and decisive style of leadership


Name: Spontaneously (Characteristic)
Description: Done without extensive planning or preliminary sketches.


Name: Twice a year (Frequency)
Description: Two times per year


Name: Chinese Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: A time period characterized by the widespread use of bronze in China.


Name: Ultramarine (Pigment)
Description: A precious blue pigment


Name: Coral bleaching (Biological Process)
Description: Loss of color in corals due to stress.


Name: iron-nickel alloys such as kamacite and/or taenite (material composition)
Description: Metallic compounds found in iron meteorites


Name: Baccio Bandinelli (Person)
Description: Italian sculptor


Name: carbon dioxide concentration (Chemical Property)
Description: The amount of carbon dioxide present in a solution.


Name: Aztecs (People)
Description: An indigenous group that dominated central Mexico before the Spanish conquest.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A nation in North America


Name: counties and municipalities (ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION)
Description: Levels of political and administrative organization within Norway.


Name: John Singer Sargent (Artist)
Description: An American portrait painter who lived in Europe.


Name: Eastern Siberia (Region)
Description: A part of Siberia in Eastern Russia.


Name: Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan and the Taymyr region of northern Siberia (Location)
Description: The two known sources of gem-quality Clinohumite.


Name: Sodium Potassium Alloys (Material)
Description: Metallic mixtures composed of sodium and potassium.


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: An alloy of iron with a small amount of carbon


Name: Niger (Country)
Description: A country where Berber communities live, specifically in the northern region.


Name: Leo Tolstoy (Author, Philosopher)
Description: A Russian novelist and philosopher who identified art as a means of indirect communication.


Name: lower class (Social Class)
Description: The poorest and least privileged segment of society.


Name: Fancy (Color Intensity Grade)
Description: The highest color intensity grade for diamonds.


Name: troops (military personnel)
Description: soldiers


Name: Yankee Stadium (Sports Stadium)
Description: A baseball stadium in The Bronx, New York City.


Name: Canadian Gold Maple Leaf (Coin)
Description: A gold collector/investor coin minted by Canada.


Name: Treaty of Lausanne (24 July 1923) (Treaty)
Description: A treaty that recognized the independence of Turkey.


Name: healthcare reform (PROCESS)
Description: Overall efforts to improve the healthcare system


Name: 79.3 years (76.7 for males, 81.9 for females) (STATISTIC)
Description: Average lifespan in Colombia


Name: Blue light (Light Source)
Description: Light in the blue spectrum


Name: Cumulative Poll Tax (Financial Requirement)
Description: A tax that had to be paid in full before a person could vote.


Name: indigo (color)
Description: A color between blue and violet.


Name: 1993 (Year)
Description: Year of railway privatisation


Name: Hunsrück slate (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock containing fossils


Name: Towns/Cities in Norway (URBAN_AREA)
Description: Settlements with town/city status.


Name: precious metals (Material)
Description: Metals such as gold, silver, platinum that are rare and valuable.


Name: 2021 Survey on Religiosity in Morocco (RESEARCH STUDY)
Description: A survey examining the level of religious observance among Moroccans


Name: Vauxhall glass (Material)
Description: Another name for French jet


Name: Hunsrück Slates (Geological Formation)
Description: A Devonian Lagerstätte known for near-perfect fossilization.


Name: Magneto-optical applications (Field)
Description: Applications that utilize the interaction between light and magnetism, such as optical data storage and sensing.


Name: Steady Economic Growth (ECONOMIC TREND)
Description: A pattern of consistent increase in economic output.


Name: sodium hexafluorosilicate (chemical compound)
Description: A compound with formula Na2SiF6


Name: third year (GRADE LEVEL)
Description: The third year of schooling.


Name: aquatic environments (ECOSYSTEM)
Description: Water-based habitats


Name: Ordination of Priests (Event)
Description: The ceremony in which someone is ordained as a priest


Name: Niger (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Cortés' order to execute the commanders (TASK)
Description: Carrying out the punishment for the attack on the Spanish camp


Name: PRC (Political Entity)
Description: The Communist government of mainland China.


Name: Alluvial Deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Deposits formed by the action of rivers and streams.


Name: Star sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that exhibits a star-like phenomenon called asterism.


Name: Public appearances (Event)
Description: Formal occasions or events where individuals were visible to the public.


Name: Andalusian emblem (SYMBOL)
Description: Representational image of Andalusia


Name: Rule by decree (Action)
Description: Governing through executive orders rather than legislative action.


Name: Ming dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Chinese dynasty that ruled from 1368 to 1644.


Name: Computer Clip Art Usage (Technology Application)
Description: The use of pre-made digital images in design and documents.


Name: Roald Dahl (Author)
Description: British novelist short-story writer, and poet known for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory


Name: Term Halbleiter (semiconductor) (Scientific terminology)
Description: The German word for semiconductor.


Name: Diamond supply chain (Economic System)
Description: The network of processes involved in producing and distributing diamonds.


Name: re-electable indefinitely (STATUS)
Description: Able to be re-elected for an unlimited number of terms


Name: Mourning ring for a child (Artifact)
Description: A mourning ring worn in memory of a child who has died.


Name: white 'mutton-fat' nephrite (Material)
Description: A type of white jade prized in China


Name: De Administrando Imperio (Document)
Description: A Byzantine historical treatise.


Name: Haussmann's renovation of Paris (Event)
Description: A major urban renewal project in Paris during the Second Empire


Name: Buckyballs, buckytubes, nanobuds (Types of Fullerenes)
Description: Different categories of fullerene structures.


Name: Howlett, M. (AUTHOR)
Description: Co-author of the article 'Streams and stages'


Name: trigonal crystal system (Crystal System)
Description: A crystal system characterized by three axes of unequal length intersecting at right angles


Name: Galena (MATERIAL)
Description: A lead sulfide mineral.


Name: Emperor Chengzong (Person)
Description: Successor of Kublai Khan


Name: Puritan settlers (Group)
Description: Early settlers of New England who adhered to Puritanism


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country in central Europe.


Name: Geometric shapes and elaborate patterns (Artistic Elements)
Description: Visual components used in design


Name: Thirty (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of weather stations


Name: Ultramafic Plutonic Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Plutonic rocks rich in magnesium and iron.


Name: Belgian Revolution (Event)
Description: Uprising against Dutch rule in Belgium


Name: diamond cutters (Profession)
Description: Individuals who shape and polish diamonds.


Name: Alexander I (Person)
Description: Emperor of Russia


Name: Athens National Archaeological Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum in Athens, Greece.


Name: Ordinary sphere (Geometric shape)
Description: A sphere in three dimensions


Name: Shang and Western Zhou dynasties (TIME_PERIOD)
Description: Historical periods in China


Name: permissive attitudes surrounding human sexuality (Social Norm)
Description: A tolerant view towards diverse sexual orientations and expressions.


Name: prehnite-pumpellyite facies (Geological Facies)
Description: A low-grade metamorphic facies characterized by the presence of prehnite and pumpellyite minerals.


Name: Oyster scales (Biological Material)
Description: Thin, overlapping plates covering the body of oysters.


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: A pale shade of red or reddish-purple.


Name: erbium (Chemical Element)
Description: A rare-earth element with the symbol Er


Name: Harder Stones (Materials)
Description: Stones with a high Mohs hardness rating, requiring diamond tools for cutting.


Name: six main natural regions (Geographic Feature)
Description: Distinct geographical areas within Colombia.


Name: certain types of chondrites (meteorite type)
Description: Specific varieties of chondrite meteorites.


Name: Instagram (Service)
Description: A photo and video-sharing social media platform.


Name: Skopje (City)
Description: Capital of North Macedonia


Name: Color Sensations (Perception)
Description: The subjective experience of color.


Name: United States (COUNTRY)
Description: A country located in North America


Name: Bullet Tree Falls, Santa Familia, and Billy White (Location)
Description: Villages in Western Belize


Name: 784 million USD (CURRENCY_VALUE)
Description: The value of goods exported by Afghanistan.


Name: Southeast Asia (Region)
Description: A geopolitical region in Asia


Name: Color Space (Mathematical Model)
Description: A system for representing colors numerically.


Name: Suburbs of St. Louis (LOCATION)
Description: Areas outside the city of St. Louis


Name: Make Love, Stop the Gunfire (MUSIC WORK)
Description: Anti-war protest song


Name: law enforcement agencies (governmental organization)
Description: Bodies responsible for enforcing laws and maintaining order


Name: Pyrite Group (Mineral Classification)
Description: A group of minerals with similar crystal structures and chemical compositions.


Name: first National Indigenous Congress (EVENT)
Description: The event where ONIC was founded


Name: alternative view (Theory)
Description: A new interpretation of the settlement of New Zealand based on archaeological and scientific evidence


Name: 8.0% of Brazilians had no religion (StatisticalData)
Description: The percentage of the Brazilian population who were irreligious in 2010.


Name: Euboea (LOCATION)
Description: A Greek island


Name: Kultursoziologie (Term)
Description: The German word for 'cultural sociology'.


Name: restrictions on freedom of speech and assembly (HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION)
Description: Limiting citizens' ability to express themselves and gather peacefully


Name: Roman villa (Structure)
Description: A Roman-style house


Name: increased variety in styles (outcome)
Description: A wider range of designs and aesthetics in jewelry


Name: Disagreeable issues (AbstractConcept)
Description: Topics or matters that cause conflict or discomfort.


Name: any other country (COUNTRY)
Description: Generic term for a nation


Name: works of calligraphy (Art Form)
Description: Artistic writing.


Name: At least 75% uranium oxides (U3O8) (Percentage)
Description: Concentration of uranium oxides in yellowcake


Name: Han Chinese (Ethnic group)
Description: The majority ethnic group in China


Name: Ceria (Chemical Compound)
Description: An oxide of cerium.


Name: Bali (Island)
Description: An Indonesian island with a large Hindu population.


Name: Purplish Red diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A red diamond with a purplish hue.


Name: Malek Bennabi (Author)
Description: Algerian philosopher and writer known for his ideas on Islam and society


Name: Potassium cations (K+) (Ion)
Description: Positively charged ions of potassium


Name: Viktor Yushchenko (PERSON)
Description: Third president of Ukraine


Name: Opalescence (Optical phenomenon)
Description: The hazy, milky-turbid sheen seen in some opals.


Name: Heat Treatment (Process)
Description: Thermal modification of gemstone properties.


Name: First battles of the American Revolutionary War (War)
Description: The beginning of the war for independence from Great Britain


Name: Children in Developing Countries (Population Group)
Description: Young individuals residing in countries with lower levels of economic development.


Name: Highly regarded and expensive (Attribute)
Description: A description of the value and esteem associated with early European porcelain.


Name: 1598 (DATE)
Description: The year the Rurik dynasty ended


Name: Individual buyers (PersonGroup)
Description: People purchasing the jewellery pieces.


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: A city in the United States.


Name: Westchester County (LOCATION)
Description: A county in New York state.


Name: Morava (RIVER)
Description: A river in Central Europe


Name: steam power plants (60.3% nuclear, 19.7% lignite and 11.4% natural gas) (Energy Source)
Description: Percentage breakdown of electricity generation sources in 2005.


Name: Deeply crenulated (Property)
Description: Irregularly and minutely notched and scalloped.


Name: over 600,000 square kilometers (Area)
Description: A vast expanse of forest lost


Name: Kingdom of Italy (STATE)
Description: A unified Italian monarchy


Name: Number of European slaves captured (Quantity)
Description: The total number of Europeans enslaved by Barbary pirates


Name: - (EVENT)
Description: Death in 1038.


Name: Human color space (Abstract Concept)
Description: The range of colors perceivable by humans.


Name: nar ekşisi (CONDIMENT)
Description: Pomegranate molasses


Name: Mark Wahlberg (PERSON)
Description: American actor and producer


Name: Big Four Allied powers (Political Group)
Description: The four main Allied nations during World War II


Name: Sulfuric Acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: A strong acid with the formula H2SO4.


Name: Eye (Part)
Description: The hole near the tip of the needle where thread is passed through.


Name: Sunday Mass Attendance (RELIGIOUS PRACTICE)
Description: Attending church services on Sunday


Name: shape (Noun)
Description: The outline or form of something.


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: A political and economic union of European states


Name: Froth flotation (Mineral Processing Technique)
Description: Technique used to separate minerals from gangue


Name: North Island (LANDMASS)
Description: The larger of New Zealand's two main islands


Name: Logical division (Classification Method)
Description: A top-down hierarchical classification method.


Name: Cintāmaṇi (RELIC)
Description: A mythical jewel said to grant wishes in Tibetan Buddhism.


Name: Matterhorn (MOUNTAIN)
Description: Peak in the Alps


Name: 840 liters of gaseous oxygen at atmospheric pressure and 20°C (Quantity)
Description: Volume of gaseous oxygen equivalent to one liter of liquid oxygen.


Name: Flame color (PROPERTY)
Description: Color emitted by a flame when exposed to certain substances


Name: Philosophy of association (CONCEPT)
Description: A framework for colonial relationships emphasizing French superiority and limited African rights


Name: Batrachia (Taxonomic Group)
Description: Group of amphibians previously classified as reptiles


Name: Main Branches (MILITARY ORGANIZATION)
Description: Primary divisions within the armed forces


Name: Optical circulator (Optical Device)
Description: A device that redirects light between multiple optical ports


Name: Mount Angvundaschorr (Mountain Peak)
Description: The highest point in the Lovozero Massif


Name: Spiritual beliefs and ancestral veneration (Themes/Concepts)
Description: Ideas related to supernatural forces and respect for ancestors.


Name: formula for angle subtended at the center of a circle (MATHEMATICAL_FORMULA)
Description: The equation s = rθ, which relates arc length, radius, and angle


Name: semiconducting properties (Property)
Description: The ability to conduct electricity under certain conditions


Name: Amorphous Carbon (Allotrope)
Description: Carbon without a crystalline structure.


Name: untapped mineral deposits (RESOURCE DEPOSITS)
Description: Mineral deposits that haven't been mined


Name: Franco-Provençal (Language Family)
Description: A Romance language family spoken in parts of France, Italy and Switzerland.


Name: quartz (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2).


Name: Remittances from Ukrainians working abroad (ECONOMIC ACTIVITY)
Description: Money sent by Ukrainian workers living in other countries


Name: Exceed Abilities (Action)
Description: To surpass one's normal capabilities.


Name: Concrete Based on Plant Fibre (Material)
Description: Concrete incorporating plant fibers for enhanced properties.


Name: 19% of New York State's tax revenue (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The portion of New York state tax revenue generated by Wall Street


Name: peacock's train (Physical Characteristic)
Description: The elaborate tail feathers of a male peacock.


Name: Steelmaking (Process)
Description: The process of producing steel


Name: French Subjects (Legal Status)
Description: Individuals under the authority of France


Name: Copulatory tie (Biological phenomenon)
Description: Temporary physical connection during mating


Name: Aluminium sulfate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A white, crystalline solid compound of aluminium and sulfate ions.


Name: Nalanda, Vikramashila (Institution)
Description: Large monastic university complexes


Name: Degrees of Transparency/Opacity (Attribute)
Description: How much light passes through the beads.


Name: suspected water damage (Cause)
Description: The reason for the GPS collar stopping transmission.


Name: Axayacatl (PERSON)
Description: Previous Aztec ruler


Name: Netherlands (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Europe.


Name: jewel of the flowing tide (OBJECT)
Description: A magical jewel that controls the tide to flow.


Name: Erich Heckel (ARTIST)
Description: German Expressionist painter and printmaker.


Name: Armored vehicles in South America (Equipment)
Description: Tanks and other armored vehicles used by the Brazilian Army.


Name: North Brabant and Limburg (Province)
Description: Provinces in the Netherlands known for their strong Catholic identity.


Name: Magna Graecia (Culture)
Description: Greek colonies in Southern Italy.


Name: Alexandrium (Trade Name)
Description: A misnomer used to market synthetic color-change sapphires as alexandrite.


Name: Rurik Dynasty (DYNASTY)
Description: The ruling dynasty of Russia before the Romanovs


Name: Primary Forest (Forest Type Subcategory)
Description: Native forest with no clear signs of human activity.


Name: Council of Ministers (Government Body)
Description: A group of ministers who advise the Prime Minister


Name: al-Jazāʾir (NAME VARIANT)
Description: Arabic name for Algeria meaning 'the islands'


Name: Lower Mississippi River (RIVER)
Description: The river that flowed past Sainte-Geneviève


Name: tourism (Industry)
Description: The business of providing services to visitors.


Name: 69% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of votes received by Juan Manuel Santos


Name: Oil extraction facilities (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: Facilities used to extract oil from the ground.


Name: Properties of individual minerals (Material Property)
Description: Characteristics specific to each type of mineral.


Name: Yeatman (PERSON)
Description: A Pope Yeatman, subject of the Wikipedia article.


Name: Yixian glazed pottery luohans (ARTIFACT)
Description: Ceramic figures depicting Buddhist disciples.


Name: Lithium (CHEMICAL ELEMENT)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Li and atomic number 3


Name: Drafn (OLD NORSE NAME)
Description: Old Norse name referring to inner part of Drammensfjord


Name: Gray Wolf (ANIMAL SPECIES)
Description: A canine species native to Eurasia and North America, including Turkey.


Name: Relation of rock segregation to ore deposition (Publication)
Description: Article in Engineering and Mining Journal on the link between rock separation and ore deposits


Name: Sulfur dioxide (Compound)
Description: Gaseous compound with formula SO2.


Name: 3,185 cubic kilometers (764 cubic miles) (Measurement)
Description: The volume of Great Bear Lake


Name: Eastern red foxes (Animal Subspecies)
Description: Red foxes found in the eastern parts of North America


Name: Canegrate culture (Archaeological Culture)
Description: A Bronze Age and Iron Age culture in northern Italy.


Name: Auranofin (Drug)
Description: A gold-containing drug used to treat rheumatoid arthritis


Name: Cam Fasteners (Fastener Type)
Description: Fasteners that use a cam mechanism for tightening.


Name: International Mineralogical Association (IMA) (Organization)
Description: The governing body for mineral nomenclature


Name: first Mars rover landing (ACHIEVEMENT)
Description: Milestone in Martian exploration


Name: processions (EVENT TYPE)
Description: Organized groups moving together


Name: Fujian cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: A cuisine known for its use of seafood and sweet and sour flavors.


Name: Vast majority of its diamond stockpile (QUANTITY)
Description: Diamonds De Beers sold in late 1990s - early 2000s.


Name: Superalloys (Alloy)
Description: Metallic alloys designed for high-temperature applications.


Name: radioactive processes power the stars (SCIENTIFIC CONCEPT)
Description: The idea that nuclear reactions are responsible for the energy output of stars


Name: Alabama, Mississippi, and South Dakota (LOCATION)
Description: States in the United States


Name: Neo-Hittites, Lydians and others (PEOPLE)
Description: Other ancient peoples inhabiting Anatolia


Name: Buddhist Tantras (Literature)
Description: Sacred texts of Vajrayana Buddhism


Name: "a pseudo chromatic optical effect resulting in flashes of colored light from certain minerals, as they are turned in white light." (Definition)
Description: Explanation of play-of-color


Name: Linear B tablets (Cultural Artifact)
Description: Clay tablets inscribed with Linear B script


Name: Aluminium oxide (α-Al2O3) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of aluminium and oxygen


Name: Over half of all primary energy (Energy source)
Description: Refers to the total amount of energy consumed directly from its source, including fossil fuels, nuclear power, and renewables.


Name: water vascular system (anatomical structure)
Description: A network of canals and tubes that enable movement and feeding in sea urchins.


Name: quartz grains (Mineral)
Description: Crystalline silica.


Name: Osladić (Village)
Description: A village in Serbia


Name: Saharan and Mediterranean Region (Maghreb) (REGION)
Description: Northern part of Africa


Name: LIBRAS teaching (EDUCATION POLICY)
Description: The integration of LIBRAS instruction into curricula.


Name: Supreme Court of Norway  (COURT)
Description: The highest court in Norway.


Name: competitions (assessment process)
Description: Processes used to select candidates for public sector positions in Spain.


Name: Walloon Region (Wallonia) (Region)
Description: A region in Belgium


Name: Annaba (City)
Description: A major city in Algeria.


Name: unspecified buyer (PERSON OR ENTITY)
Description: The individual or group who purchased the building.


Name: National Trust for Historic Preservation (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A non-profit organization dedicated to preserving historic places in the United States.


Name: Red to Purplish-red (Color Range)
Description: A range of colors from red to purplish-red.


Name: Forest Fire (Disaster)
Description: A major fire that destroyed over 50,000 hectares of forest and agricultural land


Name: Industrial-grade Abrasive Grits (Material)
Description: Coarse particles used for grinding and polishing.


Name: Atlantic Coast (Geographical Feature)
Description: The coastline facing the Atlantic Ocean.


Name: Supreme Court, Appeals Courts, First Instance Courts (COURTS)
Description: Different levels of courts in the Greek judicial system


Name: British (ADJECTIVE)
Description: Relating to the United Kingdom


Name: Poles (Geographic Feature)
Description: Points at the ends of Earth's rotational axis


Name: Troy (City)
Description: An ancient city in northwestern Anatolia, famous for the Trojan War.


Name: 90 degrees or more (Angle)
Description: The degree of inclination of tilted rock layers


Name: Light (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: A form of energy that travels in waves.


Name: bou oughanim (Role)
Description: Clown and double clarinet player in Berber musician groups.


Name: Pew Research Center (Organization)
Description: A nonpartisan fact tank that conducts public opinion polling, demographic research, content analysis and other data-driven social science research.


Name: Anaximander (Person)
Description: Pre-Socratic Greek philosopher.


Name: Alabama State (State)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: Slavery and Jim Crow Laws (SOCIAL_INSTITUTION)
Description: Systems of racial oppression and discrimination in the United States


Name: 500 square miles (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Total area of the county.


Name: Radiating bundles of very thin quartz crystals (Crystal Structure)
Description: The characteristic structure of chalcedony crystals.


Name: Deutsche Welle (Organization)
Description: Germany's public international broadcaster.


Name: insurance industry (INDUSTRY)
Description: Financial sector focused on risk management


Name: policies (ACTION PLAN)
Description: Strategies and measures to address climate change


Name: Woodpecker, Thrush (Bird)
Description: Protected bird species found on Kopaonik.


Name: Krotite (Mineral)
Description: A natural mineral composed of calcium, aluminium and oxygen.


Name: Formula One (SPORT)
Description: An open-wheel motor racing championship.


Name: World Bank (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An international financial institution.


Name: Musical Instruments (Object)
Description: Devices used to create music.


Name: more temperate seas (Environment)
Description: Seas with moderate temperatures.


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: Common silicon dioxide mineral.


Name: Bending (Metalworking Operation)
Description: Changing the angle of a metal sheet or part


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe


Name: Decompression sickness (Medical condition)
Description: Illness caused by rapid decompression after diving


Name: greenhouse gas emissions (Environmental Impact)
Description: Impact of animal agriculture on climate change.


Name: Thermal Power Stations (Infrastructure)
Description: Facilities that generate electricity using heat


Name: 6.8% (Percentage)
Description: Growth rate of assets


Name: Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China (Law)
Description: Legal framework in China


Name: Beads (ARTIFACT)
Description: Small decorative objects


Name: 36 deep-water ports (Infrastructure)
Description: Ports capable of handling large ships


Name: Basanite/Tephrite Field (Region on QAPF diagram)
Description: The specific area on the QAPF diagram where Basanite falls.


Name: Pearls (Gemstone)
Description: Spherical objects formed within mollusks


Name: First Series of Bilateral Agreements (DOCUMENT)
Description: The initial set of agreements between Switzerland and the EU.


Name: Andros (Island)
Description: A Greek island in the Aegean Sea.


Name: Judean Desert (DESERT)
Description: A desert in Judea


Name: The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter (Literary Work)
Description: A Japanese folktale about a princess from the moon.


Name: Italian ancestry group (ETHNIC_GROUP)
Description: People of Italian descent


Name: Taiwan People's Party (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Political party in Taiwan


Name: 1533-1536 (Date)
Description: The years when the former royal mint was built


Name: Ferdinand IV of Bourbon Code (PERSON)
Description: Neapolitan ruler who enacted a code to regulate coral fishing.


Name: Manganate salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: Salts containing the manganate anion.


Name: Thomas Kinkade (ARTIST)
Description: A popular American painter known for his idyllic landscapes often featuring religious imagery.


Name: Hydrous Minerals (Amphibole, Zeolites, Chlorite) (Mineral)
Description: Minerals containing water in their crystal structure.


Name: Georgia O'Keeffe (Person)
Description: American artist known for her unique style


Name: Tertiary volcanic activity (Geological process)
Description: Volcanic eruptions during the Tertiary period


Name: sedimentary basins (Geological Feature)
Description: Depressions where sediment accumulates


Name: Individual mineral crystals (Geological material)
Description: The targets of plastic deformation.


Name: State (GOVERNMENT)
Description: The governing body of New Zealand


Name: Lava Flows (Geological Feature)
Description: Molten rock that has erupted onto the Earth's surface.


Name: heritage (Cultural Tradition)
Description: Refers to the passed down beliefs, values, and practices of a community.


Name: External stress (Physical Force)
Description: Force applied from the outside environment on a mineral.


Name: Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (Award)
Description: A prestigious award in the field of medicine.


Name: Brass (Material)
Description: An alloy of copper and zinc


Name: Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze, and Iron Ages (TIME PERIODS)
Description: Historical eras


Name: natural births (Demographic Phenomenon)
Description: Births that occur naturally, without medical intervention.


Name: FLN (Political party)
Description: National Liberation Front, a major political party in Algeria


Name: Hafizullah Amin (PERSON)
Description: Prime Minister, later became General Secretary of PDPA


Name: Abraded pieces of coral, shells, or other fossil debris (Fossil Material)
Description: Broken fragments of ancient marine organisms.


Name: Decline in demand for marble (Event)
Description: Reduced demand for marble due to World War I


Name: Germany (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Mount Antero (Mountain)
Description: A mountain peak in the Sawatch Range, Colorado.


Name: Severe asceticism (Practice)
Description: Strict self-discipline including fasting


Name: Stability (Property)
Description: The durability and permanence of the gemstone's treated color.


Name: Public and Private Sector Employees (Population Group)
Description: People working for government or private companies


Name: weak governance (political system)
Description: A situation where a government lacks the capacity or legitimacy to effectively govern.


Name: Tourism income (FINANCIAL_CONCEPT)
Description: Revenue generated from tourism activities.


Name: Curiosity and Fascination (Emotion)
Description: States of interest and intrigue.


Name: Economic depression (ECONOMIC STATE)
Description: Prolonged period of economic downturn.


Name: appreciable hydrolysis (Chemical Reaction)
Description: The breakdown of a compound by reaction with water.


Name: Subsequent Western Art  (ARTISTIC_MOVEMENT)
Description: Artistic styles and trends that emerged after Ancient Greece and were influenced by its achievements.


Name: Marine Biomedical (Organization)
Description: A biotech company developing nacre-based products.


Name: Recording History Of Japan (TASK)
Description: The process of documenting Japanese history.


Name: Morelos (Region)
Description: A valley in central Mexico


Name: Vladimir-Suzdal (Political Entity)
Description: A medieval Rus' principality


Name: Western Culture (Culture)
Description: The customs, beliefs, and practices of Western societies.


Name: Lemons (Fruit)
Description: A citrus fruit known for its yellow color and sour taste.


Name: Congo peacock male (Bird Sex)
Description: Male Congo peacock.


Name: Arabic language (Language)
Description: A Semitic language spoken primarily in the Middle East and North Africa.


Name: Solidus (Geological Boundary)
Description: The temperature at which a solid begins to melt.


Name: Criteria (Standard)
Description: Rules or guidelines for evaluating gemstones


Name: Spessart Oak (TREE SPECIES)
Description: A type of oak tree known for its high-quality wood.


Name: Four ecoregions (REGION)
Description: Areas with distinct ecological characteristics.


Name: October 2017 (TIME)
Description: Month and year of the referendum


Name: unusual isotopic compositions (property)
Description: CAIs have unique ratios of isotopes compared to Earth and other celestial bodies.


Name: Zinc (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Zn


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas


Name: Trilobite variety from Europe and North America (Fossil)
Description: Different types of trilobites


Name: further cooperation (Goal)
Description: Increased collaboration between the three countries.


Name: Blatnica-Mikulčice horizon (Archaeological Horizon)
Description: A distinctive style of metalwork found in Moravia.


Name: Matrices of different colors (Printing Tool)
Description: Separate plates for each color used in printing.


Name: English language (LANGUAGE)
Description: Official language of Australia


Name: among the highest in the world (Comparative Statement)
Description: Indicates that Australian house prices are high compared to other countries.


Name: Tarakasi (Name)
Description: The local name for filigree in Odisha.


Name: Mayonnaise, Butter (FOOD TYPE)
Description: Other food products commonly produced in the West Netherlands.


Name: 4,993,923 (NUMBER)
Description: Resident population according to the 2023 census


Name: male farmers (occupation)
Description: Men who work in agriculture


Name: Zoe Diamond (DIAMOND)
Description: 9.75-carat fancy vivid blue diamond


Name: EU's negotiation framework (DOCUMENT)
Description: Framework for negotiations between North Macedonia and the EU


Name: Ukrainians (GROUP)
Description: People from Ukraine


Name: Daniel Owen (Person)
Description: Welsh novelist, credited as the first Welsh-language novelist.


Name: rutile (mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of titanium dioxide (TiO2)


Name: Acropolis Museum  (BUILDING/ORGANIZATION)
Description: Location where sculptures are housed


Name: Netherlands (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: day-care center (SERVICE)
Description: A service provided by the SOS Social Centre


Name: Sri Lanka (country)
Description: An island nation in South Asia.


Name: ruby (GEMSTONE)
Description: A red variety of corundum.


Name: 2012 Eurobarometer Survey Results (SURVEY_RESULTS)
Description: Results of a survey on religious beliefs in Belgium conducted in 2012.


Name: Primary Victor of World War II (STATUS)
Description: One of the countries that won World War II


Name: (n,2n) neutron reaction (Nuclear Reaction)
Description: A nuclear reaction where a neutron is absorbed and two neutrons are emitted.


Name: 28.7% of global box office revenue (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The percentage of total global box office revenue generated by British films in 2019.


Name: Coins (Physical Object)
Description: Metal discs used as currency.


Name: Jakob Sederholm (Person)
Description: Finnish geologist and professor


Name: Fossilized ammonite shells (Fossil)
Description: Remnants of ancient ammonites preserved in rock.


Name: Various methods and materials (Process)
Description: The techniques and substances employed in handpiece construction.


Name: Copper Oxide (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Oxides of copper


Name: Law (Legal Framework)
Description: Rules and regulations


Name: Jewish community (COMMUNITY)
Description: A group of Jewish people


Name: 11.7% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of total foreign population in Switzerland from Portugal


Name: nuclear reaction (PHYSICAL_PHENOMENON)
Description: A process that alters the atomic nucleus


Name: Yule Marble Quarry Workforce (1905-1917) (GROUP)
Description: Employees during the boom period


Name: Saturated Hydrocarbons (Organic Compound)
Description: Hydrocarbons containing only single bonds between carbon atoms.


Name: political Hinduism (CONCEPT)
Description: Hinduism intertwined with political ideology and nationalism


Name: Aśoka (Person)
Description: Mauryan emperor


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: The country that mints the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin.


Name: reducing power (Chemical Property)
Description: The ability to donate electrons in a chemical reaction.


Name: Modern Greeks (PopulationGroup)
Description: People of Greek descent living in modern times.


Name: 10 to 300 meters below sea level (Depth range)
Description: The typical depth range where other Corallium species are found.


Name: Art Deco skyscrapers (Architecture)
Description: Buildings designed in the Art Deco style


Name: 5 years (DURATION)
Description: Typical length of undergraduate career programs


Name: Ferronnière (Headband Style)
Description: A headband encircling the forehead with a central jewel.


Name: Deadwood (town)
Description: A historic gold rush town in the Northern Black Hills.


Name: Liquid Fluorine (Chemical Substance)
Description: Fluorine in its liquid state.


Name: People's Party (PP) (Political party)
Description: A right-of-center political party in Spain.


Name: soccer (Sport)
Description: A team sport played with a ball and goals.


Name: Increase in Mn levels (Quantity Change)
Description: Rise in the concentration of manganese


Name: Taenite (Mineral)
Description: An iron-nickel mineral with 35-80% iron content.


Name: Dogtooth (MOVIE)
Description: Film directed by Yorgos Lanthimos


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: A religion practiced by Jewish people.


Name: Spraying (Method)
Description: Applying the coolant in a mist or spray form


Name: Nasdaq (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The world's second largest stock exchange by trading volume


Name: Eastern Orthodoxy (Religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity that emphasizes the authority of the Eastern Church and its traditions.


Name: Rhode Island (State)
Description: One of the six states in New England.


Name: 39 representatives (Number)
Description: Quantity of members in the council


Name: 170,000-200,000 or higher (RANGE)
Description: Estimated total number of people with a Roman Catholic background in Norway.


Name: Limestone Formations (Geological Feature)
Description: Layers or deposits of limestone rock.


Name: key milestones (Event)
Description: Significant weight thresholds in the diamond trade


Name: Pear Cut (Diamond Cut Type)
Description: A teardrop-shaped diamond cut, combining elements of the marquise and round brilliant cuts.


Name: 62.89 percent (Percentage)
Description: A proportion representing 62.89 out of every 100.


Name: Negroponte (NAME)
Description: The name for the city and island in European languages


Name: Poland (Location)
Description: Country in Central Europe


Name: Low-density cluster-assembly of carbon atoms (Structure)
Description: The arrangement of carbon atoms in the allotrope.


Name: political writings (Type of Writing)
Description: Works focused on political themes and ideas


Name: non-civil servants in Spain (person)
Description: Individuals working for the Spanish government but not classified as civil servants.


Name: greater attention to social and cultural contexts in art (Concept)
Description: A shift towards considering the broader social and historical factors that influence art.


Name: Tyrol (Region)
Description: An Austrian region


Name: Enzymes (Protein)
Description: Proteins that catalyze (speed up) biochemical reactions


Name: Pasifika New Zealander (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: People of Pacific Island descent living in New Zealand


Name: Crude Oil (Petroleum) (Hydrocarbon Mixture)
Description: A complex mixture of hydrocarbons found underground.


Name: satellite connections and submarine cable SAT-3/WASC (TECHNOLOGY)
Description: Means of connecting to the internet


Name: Ethers (Organic Compound)
Description: Organic compounds containing an oxygen atom bonded to two alkyl or aryl groups.


Name: Upper Volta (Burkina Faso) (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Shand (Person)
Description: A geologist who first documented pseudotachylyte.


Name: Process (Method)
Description: Transformation of snail juice in sunlight


Name: Antarctic Scientific Exploration of China (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A Chinese scientific organization.


Name: National Palace Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Taipei, Taiwan.


Name: Ototachibana (Mythical Heroine)
Description: The wife of Yamato Takeru, known for her selfless act.


Name: melt (Magmatic Material)
Description: Molten rock.


Name: UN (Organization)
Description: United Nations


Name: Legislative Council (Name)
Description: Official designation for the upper house of parliament in most states.


Name: Copper, Silver, Gold (Precious Metal)
Description: Metals used in the production of bullion coins.


Name: scientific journals (Publication Type)
Description: Journals that publish scientific research


Name: 3rd century BCE (Time Period)
Description: The period between 301 and 200 BCE


Name: Almería, Granada, and Jaén (Province)
Description: Provinces in eastern Andalusia where Diario Ideal is published


Name: Uranium (Chemical element)
Description: A radioactive element


Name: Additive for Scouring or Polishing Pastes and Agents (Substance)
Description: Materials added to scouring or polishing pastes and agents to enhance their abrasive properties.


Name: Medal Commemorating Victory (Artifact)
Description: Medal struck in 1390 to commemorate Francesco Carrara's capture of Padua.


Name: Beagle (Ship)
Description: The ship on which Darwin traveled


Name: chancellor (Political Position)
Description: Head of government


Name: Renaissance gems (Artwork)
Description: Gems engraved during the Renaissance period.


Name: Massive Fraud (CONCEPT)
Description: Allegation of electoral irregularities


Name: Buddha (Person)
Description: The founder of Buddhism.


Name: Topknot (Hairstyle)
Description: A hairstyle where hair is gathered on top of the head.


Name: Negative (Charge)
Description: Overall negative charge due to aluminum replacing silicon


Name: Greece's prime minister (POSITION)
Description: Leader of the Greek government


Name: Combined approach (Classification Methodology)
Description: An approach to classification that integrates multiple philosophical perspectives.


Name: Area between Constantine and Oran (REGION)
Description: Part of Algeria


Name: Ouarzazate (City)
Description: A Moroccan city known for its film industry


Name: Brazil's colonial economy (ECONOMY)
Description: The economic system of Brazilian colony


Name: seditious libel (Legal Charge)
Description: The crime of publishing false and damaging information about the government


Name: Government (Political Entity)
Description: The executive branch of France


Name: traditional or modern, or conservative or expressive (Style)
Description: Different aesthetic approaches to seal design.


Name: Pierre Voizard (Person)
Description: French Minister to Monaco and successor to Jean de Hautecloque


Name: Omek Tannou (Festival)
Description: An ancient Tunisian rainmaking festival


Name: World War II (EVENT)
Description: A global conflict that lasted from 1939 to 1945.


Name: Other European Cultures (Culture Group)
Description: Various other cultures in Europe during the Iron Age


Name: Ghazni (CITY)
Description: A city in Afghanistan with significant history and historical sites.


Name: death (state of being)
Description: The cessation of life.


Name: all fifty states (QUANTITY)
Description: The total number of US states where wine is produced.


Name: Bracelets (Artifact)
Description: Jewelry worn on the wrists, made from mammoth tusk.


Name: southern region of former Yugoslavia (REGION)
Description: The southern part of the former Yugoslavia.


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: mucus (Biological Material)
Description: Slimy substance produced by some organisms


Name: Pink diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Diamonds that exhibit a pink hue.


Name: iron (Chemical Element)
Description: A metallic element


Name: Manhattan (Island)
Description: An island and borough of New York City.


Name: El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala  (Location)
Description: Countries in Central America


Name: Fatimids (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled parts of North Africa


Name: Ghanaian Hindus (Religious group)
Description: Hindus of Ghanaian ethnicity


Name: Other fluoropolymers (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Polymers containing fluorine atoms.


Name: 52.85°F (11.58°C) (TEMPERATURE)
Description: The average temperature in Alleghany County


Name: Geneva (CITY)
Description: City in Switzerland


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The outermost solid shell of the Earth


Name: 1916 (Year)
Description: The year Mitsubishi started its pearl culture project.


Name: Global Annual Silica Production in Open Ocean (Biological Process)
Description: The total amount of silica produced by diatoms in the open ocean each year


Name: Fighter-jet Turbines (Component)
Description: Engines used to power fighter jets


Name: 60 million years (Age)
Description: The approximate maximum age for opal found in chert.


Name: toughness (Material property)
Description: The ability of a material to resist fracture.


Name: 5,700 years (Time Period)
Description: The time it takes for half of a sample of 14C to decay.


Name: Bogotá Philharmonic Orchestra (ORCHESTRA)
Description: An orchestra based in Bogotá, Colombia


Name: High Thermal Conductivity (Physical Property)
Description: The ability of a material to conduct heat


Name: Chemical Formula (Mathematical Expression)
Description: A formula that expresses the relationship between silica content and total alkali oxide content in subalkaline rocks.


Name: Afghan Telecom (Company)
Description: Telecommunications company in Afghanistan


Name: nearly 25,000 students (NUMBER)
Description: Approximate number of students at the University of Zurich.


Name: Hindu religious practices (Practices)
Description: Various rituals and observances within Hinduism.


Name: Beryllium (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white, alkaline earth metal


Name: House of Representatives and Senate (Political Bodies)
Description: Two chambers that make up the States General


Name: High Purity Quartzite (Mineral)
Description: Quartzite with a high percentage of quartz and low impurities.


Name: National Health Service (NHS) (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The publicly funded healthcare system in the United Kingdom.


Name: SUNY (State University of New York) (University System)
Description: A public university system in New York State.


Name: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (ORGANIZATION)
Description: UN agency focused on combating drugs and crime


Name: G20 (International Organization)
Description: Group of 20 major economies


Name: Jan Hus (PERSON)
Description: Czech religious reformer and philosopher


Name: Tibet (Region)
Description: A region in Central Asia


Name: Nixon shock (EVENT)
Description: A series of economic measures taken by President Richard Nixon in 1971.


Name: High-level tests (Test type)
Description: Initial tests in fraud detection


Name: Eight tentacles (Anatomical Feature)
Description: Arm-like appendages surrounding the mouth of a polyp


Name: Spanish conquistadors (Group of People)
Description: A group of Spanish soldiers who conquered lands


Name: edible mussel (mollusk)
Description: A type of mollusk that is consumed as food


Name: Particolored Sapphire Value (Concept)
Description: Factors influencing the price of a particolored sapphire


Name: Manufacturer (Organization)
Description: A company that produces goods.


Name: Large High-Current Silver Wires (Object)
Description: Thick wires made of silver for carrying high electrical currents.


Name: the Executive Council of the League of Nations (INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION)
Description: An intergovernmental organization founded after World War I to promote international cooperation and peace


Name: Smaller objects (Category)
Description: Sculptures of reduced size compared to monumental works.


Name: 6 gold medals, 11 silver, and 2 bronze (AWARDS)
Description: Olympic Medals


Name: Wood (Material)
Description: A lightweight and easily workable material used for sculpting.


Name: Calcium and Manganese (Chemical Elements)
Description: Essential components for identifying olmiite and poldervaartite.


Name: lung cancer (DISEASE)
Description: Cancer affecting the lungs


Name: understood in many ways (statement)
Description: A concept with multiple interpretations


Name: Eastern Orthodoxy (Religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity that emerged from the Eastern Roman Empire.


Name: Mechanical Impact (Force)
Description: A sudden application of force to a material.


Name: Iranian crown jewels (Collection)
Description: A collection of precious items belonging to the Iranian monarchy.


Name: Picnics and Diversions (Event)
Description: Gatherings with picnics, band music, and singers.


Name: use of quenched hardened and tempered steel (manufacturing process)
Description: A method for treating steel to improve its strength and durability.


Name: Enyalios (Name)
Description: Possible name for Ares, the Greek god of war.


Name: Drawing or Painting (Artistic Action)
Description: Applying marks to a surface to create an image.


Name: silver scudo (CURRENCY)
Description: A silver coin


Name: Microquartz (Mineral)
Description: A fine-grained form of quartz


Name: Grand Tour (Historical Phenomenon)
Description: A travel tradition for young men of the upper classes


Name: Exsolution (Geological Process)
Description: The separation of two or more immiscible phases from a solid solution.


Name: Afterimage Effects (Visual Phenomenon)
Description: Temporary visual impressions that persist after the removal of a stimulus


Name: ionic character (Bond Type)
Description: A bond formed by the electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions.


Name: Jewellery in Mesopotamia (Object)
Description: Jewellery created in the Mesopotamian region


Name: Federation of International Bandy (ORGANIZATION)
Description: International governing body for bandy.


Name: Vedute (Art genre)
Description: Highly detailed paintings of cityscapes or vistas


Name: three separate branches (Governmental Structure)
Description: The legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government.


Name: Public discussions about unitary status (EVENT)
Description: Discussions on making Ipswich a unitary authority


Name: slavery (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The practice of owning and exploiting people as property


Name: Rampjaar (Disaster Year) (HISTORICAL_EVENT)
Description: A period of war and crisis for the Dutch Republic.


Name: one of the greatest conductors of the 20th century (TITLE)
Description: A position held by a person


Name: +4 (Oxidation State)
Description: The degree of oxidation of an atom in a molecule or ion.


Name: 112,093 (Quantity)
Description: Population of Namur (Derived from external sources)


Name: $1.7 trillion (AMOUNT)
Description: A large sum of money


Name: Italian Metalwork (Craft Tradition)
Description: Metalworking practices originating and practiced in Italy.


Name: New England Colonies (LOCATION)
Description: Colonies in the northeastern region of North America


Name: Railways totaling 4,835 kilometers (Infrastructure)
Description: The total length of railways in Colombia


Name: Arrested and massacred (Event)
Description: The act of being apprehended and killed.


Name: Classical sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Sculpture from the Classical period of ancient Greece.


Name: Campanillas (Location)
Description: A suburb of Málaga, Spain.


Name: mitome-in (OBJECT)
Description: A smaller personal seal


Name: Berber speakers (Group of People)
Description: Individuals who speak Berber languages


Name: South China Sea Islands (Geographical Location)
Description: Islands in the South China Sea


Name: Saleability (Market Attribute)
Description: The ease with which something can be sold.


Name: return to Afghanistan (Action)
Description: Coming back to Afghanistan


Name: Prismatic Crystals (Crystal Form)
Description: The shape Esperite can take


Name: 16 (Integer)
Description: Number of people employed in the secondary sector


Name: northern Europe (Region)
Description: The northern part of the European continent.


Name: Potassium-rich melt (Geological Material)
Description: A molten rock mixture rich in potassium that interacted with earlier minerals.


Name: Art (Concept)
Description: Creative expression that aims to communicate ideas, emotions, or experiences.


Name: Peter Stuyvesant's tenure (EVENT)
Description: Period of time when Peter Stuyvesant governed


Name: chrysotile (Mineral)
Description: A serpentine mineral


Name: Unified Germany (Political Entity)
Description: A single, unified German state


Name: Carrara marble (Material)
Description: A type of white marble quarried in Carrara, Italy


Name: Treno Gottardo (Train Service)
Description: Train service connecting northern Switzerland to Ticino


Name: Synthetic spinel, synthetic corundum, synthetic quartz, or glass (MATERIAL)
Description: Materials used for the convex topping piece in triplet ammolite composites.


Name: Blacks for Strength and Dramatic Effect (ART TECHNIQUE)
Description: Employing the color black to create impact and intensity in paintings


Name: Mountains and Valleys (Visual Representation)
Description: A topographical analogy for the rough surface.


Name: Hardness (Physical Property)
Description: Resistance to scratching or indentation.


Name: New Zealand Parliament (LEGISLATIVE BODY)
Description: The law-making body of New Zealand.


Name: Indigenous populations (GROUP)
Description: Native inhabitants of a region


Name: 1960 (Date)
Description: The year used as a reference point for comparing infant mortality rates


Name: Medici Venus (Sculpture)
Description: A famous sculpture


Name: Industries (Sector)
Description: Economic categories


Name: X-rays from unshielded equipment (PHYSICAL PHENOMENON)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation emitted by X-ray tubes


Name: professions (concept)
Description: Organized occupations requiring specialized knowledge and skills, often with ethical codes and licensing requirements.


Name: Crown ethers (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Cyclic polyethers that can bind metal ions


Name: Derbyshire Dales (District)
Description: A district in Derbyshire.


Name: islands of the Aegean Sea (GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION)
Description: A body of water in the Mediterranean Sea.


Name: Green (Color)
Description: The color of grass and leaves


Name: fracture toughness (Material Property)
Description: A measure of a material's resistance to fracture.


Name: O2-rich air (Environment)
Description: Air with a higher than normal oxygen concentration.


Name: New Churches, Capitols, and Government Buildings (18th century onwards) (Architectural Structures)
Description: Public buildings often associated with authority and order.


Name: Germanic Languages (Language Family)
Description: A group of languages descended from Proto-Germanic.


Name: tableware (OBJECT)
Description: dishes and other items used for serving and eating food


Name: Air drying (Process)
Description: A method of drying materials by exposure to air.


Name: Bodhisattvas (Being)
Description: Enlightened beings in Buddhism


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country in North America


Name: Ratnagotravibhāga (Buddhist Text)
Description: A Mahayana Buddhist scripture.


Name: Decorating end-papers and covers (Bookbinding)
Description: Process of preparing and attaching covers to books


Name: Olympic Games (EVENT)
Description: An international sporting competition held every four years


Name: New Taiwan dollar (CURRENCY)
Description: Monetary unit of Taiwan


Name: Constitutional article declaring Austria's perpetual neutrality (Legal Document)
Description: Article in the Austrian Constitution defining neutrality


Name: Precambrian (Geological Eon)
Description: The time period before the Phanerozoic eon.


Name: chlorite (Mineral)
Description: A greenish silicate mineral.


Name: Iron Age Celtic Hallstatt culture (Culture)
Description: An Iron Age culture from Central Europe.


Name: 1829 (Year)
Description: The year willemite was discovered


Name: Siderite (Mineral)
Description: An iron carbonate mineral


Name: scientific research (ACTIVITY)
Description: The systematic investigation and discovery of new knowledge


Name: Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: Fundamental law of the Czech Republic


Name: Hair Bun (OBJECT)
Description: A hairstyle where hair is tied into a knot or coil on the head.


Name: Roman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: A powerful ancient civilization


Name: Appalachian Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range extending along the eastern United States.


Name: 20 tonnes (Quantity)
Description: Twenty tonnes of mined diamonds.


Name: replacement rate of 2.1 children per woman  (NUMBER)
Description: The fertility rate required to maintain a stable population size.


Name: Titanium (Chemical Element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 22.


Name: Latin (Language)
Description: A Romance language originating in ancient Rome.


Name: dissemination of American educational ideas to foster modernization and expansion (ACTION)
Description: A goal of promoting American ideas abroad for development and growth.


Name: Figures (Shape)
Description: Representations of people or objects.


Name: Water conservation and waste management practices (Environmental practice)
Description: Methods for conserving water and managing waste generated during ore extraction.


Name: #3 (Ranking)
Description: Third place


Name: 4.96 (Number)
Description: A numerical value representing the ratio of density of a substance to the density of water


Name: Signet rings (Artifact)
Description: Rings with engravings used for sealing documents.


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (People)
Description: Ancient Greek civilization from mainland Greece.


Name: Technician (Job Position)
Description: A common entry-level position for high school graduates.


Name: mined, naturally occurring diamonds (DIAMOND)
Description: Diamonds found in nature


Name: megaquartz (Mineral)
Description: A crystalline form of silica


Name: Freshwater (Body of water)
Description: Water found in lakes, rivers, and other non-marine environments.


Name: Highlands of central Mexico (REGION)
Description: A mountainous area in the center of Mexico.


Name: cuprate superconductors (Material Class)
Description: Materials that exhibit superconductivity and contain copper(III) ions.


Name: August (TIME)
Description: Month of the year


Name: Shocking perfume (Product)
Description: A perfume by Schiaparelli named after her signature color.


Name: Kana (Writing System)
Description: Syllabaries used in Japanese writing


Name: Samuel Bing's Paris shop (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An art gallery and retailer in Paris known for promoting Art Nouveau.


Name: gago in decorations (text)
Description: Decorative elements added to artwork using gagō-in seals.


Name: Westchester marble (Geological Formation)
Description: Another name for Tuckahoe marble.


Name: Coscuez (location)
Description: A mining location in Colombia known for emeralds


Name: Khalq and Parcham factions (Political Faction)
Description: Competing groups within the PDPA


Name: Marcus Aurelius' Column (ARCHITECTURE)
Description: A triumphal column commemorating Emperor Marcus Aurelius' victories.


Name: $2,074.88  (PRICE POINT)
Description: The highest price of gold per ounce on August 6, 2020.


Name: Merchant Families (SOCIAL_GROUP)
Description: Groups of individuals related through trade and commerce


Name: regional political centers (Location)
Description: Centers of political power for the Mississippian culture.


Name: Neon fluoride (Chemical Compound)
Description: A hypothetical compound containing neon and fluorine.


Name: Hunsrück slate fossils (Paleontological Specimens)
Description: Fossils preserved within the sedimentary rock known as slate


Name: Arab forces (GROUP)
Description: Military units loyal to Arab rule


Name: Classification (Process)
Description: The act of organizing things into groups based on shared characteristics.


Name: Ariadne (Character)
Description: Daughter of Minos, who helped Theseus escape the Labyrinth.


Name: 60-62% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of Zinc in Sphalerite Concentrate


Name: Rorik of Dorestad (Person)
Description: Viking leader who ruled most of Frisia


Name: European Horse Mounted Regiments (Military Unit)
Description: Regiments in Europe that used horses for transportation and combat.


Name: Honeycomb-like three-dimensional internal structure (Anatomical feature)
Description: A porous, interconnected structure resembling a honeycomb.


Name: Germany (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Central Europe.


Name: modern nuclear weapons (Weapon)
Description: Contemporary nuclear weaponry


Name: Cutting (Process)
Description: The initial shaping of a diamond.


Name: LGBT rights (SOCIAL ISSUE)
Description: Rights and freedoms for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people


Name: Colombian population (GROUP)
Description: The people residing in Colombia


Name: Osiris (Deity)
Description: The Egyptian god of the underworld


Name: distinguish social ranks (social process)
Description: The act of identifying different levels within a hierarchy


Name: shallow water deposition (Geological Process)
Description: Sediment accumulation in shallow water


Name: Certain religious groups (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Groups formed for religious purposes


Name: Milan (Location)
Description: A city in Italy.


Name: Beryllium difluoride (Chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound consisting of beryllium and two fluorine atoms


Name: furs (GOODS)
Description: Animal pelts used for clothing and other purposes


Name: Ruma-χ (WORD)
Description: Etruscan name for Rome.


Name: Severn (River)
Description: The longest river in Great Britain


Name: Lanthanum Carbonate (Fosrenol) (Drug)
Description: A phosphate binder used to treat end stage renal disease


Name: Domleschg (Region)
Description: An area in Grisons canton


Name: rough edges (feature)
Description: Irregular or uneven surfaces on the grains.


Name: CYMC (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The company that operated the Yule Marble Quarry


Name: mansions and buildings (Architectural Structure)
Description: Homes and other structures


Name: Left-wing movements (Political ideology)
Description: Movements advocating for social and economic equality.


Name: Silicon Junction Transistor (DEVICE)
Description: An improved type of transistor using a p-n junction for better performance.


Name: Torah Statements (Religious Text)
Description: Passages from the Jewish holy book.


Name: Beads (Jewelry)
Description: Small decorative objects strung together


Name: Carl Joseph Bayer (Person)
Description: Austrian chemist who developed the Bayer process


Name: Communist Party (Political Party)
Description: A political party advocating communist ideology.


Name: Ed Wiener (Person)
Description: A modernist jewelry designer.


Name: Al3+ (Ion)
Description: Aluminum ion, a trivalent aluminum cation.


Name: the Alabama Supreme Court (judicial institution)
Description: The highest court in the state of Alabama.


Name: Philippines (LOCATION)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia.


Name: Mezuzah (Object)
Description: A small parchment containing biblical verses, placed on doorposts


Name: Poland (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Kingdom of Poland


Name: largest opposition party in the National Assembly (Political Status)
Description: The main opposition force


Name: Uruguay (Country)
Description: A country in South America


Name: Grimm Brothers (PERSON)
Description: Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, famous collectors of fairy tales.


Name: metonym (CONCEPT)
Description: A word or phrase that substitutes for another.


Name: Early Inhabitants (PEOPLE)
Description: People who lived in the Spessart region during prehistoric times


Name: Adelaide (CITY)
Description: A city in South Australia, Australia.


Name: Erythrae (Location)
Description: A city on the western coast of Turkey


Name: Great Eastern Main Line (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: A railway line connecting London and Norwich.


Name: Major cruise port (PORT FACILITY)
Description: Harbor for cruise ships


Name: UNESCO (Organization)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.


Name: cristobalite (mineral)
Description: A high-temperature polymorph of quartz


Name: Pliny the Elder (Person)
Description: Roman author and naturalist.


Name: Besoldungsordnungen (DOCUMENT)
Description: National pay regulations for Beamte


Name: ballot initiative to restrict immigration (INITIATIVE)
Description: Referendum on limiting immigration to Switzerland


Name: Decorative Engravings (Object)
Description: Engraving designs intended for aesthetic purposes.


Name: Water released from hydrous minerals (Substance)
Description: Water freed from minerals during subduction.


Name: Liquid Oxygen (Substance)
Description: Oxygen in its liquid state


Name: Roman Catholicism (Religion)
Description: The dominant religion in Spain.


Name: Republic of Genoa (Political Entity)
Description: Italian maritime republic


Name: brownstone rowhouses and townhouses (BUILDING TYPE)
Description: Types of housing commonly found in New York City


Name: Ocean currents (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Movement of water within oceans


Name: Ettringer Lava Stream (Lava Flow)
Description: The shortest, but most powerful lava stream from the Bellerberg Volcano.


Name: United States (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in North America


Name: Neolithic Europeans (Population Group)
Description: People living in Europe during the Neolithic period


Name: Saw blades (Component)
Description: Blades of sawing tools


Name: Cleavage Plane (Structural Feature)
Description: A plane along which a material tends to break or cleave.


Name: Luzon Volcanic Arc (Volcanic Arc)
Description: A chain of volcanoes formed above a subduction zone.


Name: Uranyl compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds containing the uranyl ion (UO2²⁺).


Name: Technology Parks (Infrastructure)
Description: Areas designed to foster innovation and entrepreneurship


Name: 1.85 doctors and 2.3 hospital beds per 1000 inhabitants (Healthcare Resource Availability)
Description: Ratio of healthcare professionals and facilities to population


Name: Nazi Germany (COUNTRY)
Description: The German state under the Nazi Party's rule (1933-1945).


Name: Damboora Festival (FESTIVAL)
Description: Held in Bamyan Province.


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element essential for respiration.


Name: Areas for Dryland Farming (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions where dryland farming is practiced.


Name: Six children (Number)
Description: Number of children the couple had


Name: Portions of the Constitution for governance of mainland China (Textual Content)
Description: Parts of the original constitution dealing with rule over the mainland


Name: Pilgrims (Group of People)
Description: Early settlers of Plymouth Colony


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia.


Name: spodumene (MINERAL)
Description: Lithium-containing mineral


Name: Indus Valley Civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in the Indus River valley region


Name: NLA (MILITARY_GROUP)
Description: National Liberation Army, Albanian insurgents


Name: Kofola (Soft Drink Brand)
Description: A non-alcoholic cola soft drink from the Czech Republic


Name: European Exploration of the Americas (Historical Event)
Description: The exploration and colonization of the Americas by Europeans


Name: Canadian Government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Canada


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: America (Continent)
Description: The second-largest continent by surface area.


Name: sapphire crystals (MATERIAL)
Description: Gemstone variety of corundum


Name: taifas (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Small, independent kingdoms


Name: Jewelry Stores (Retail Establishment)
Description: Stores that sell jewelry and other decorative items.


Name: Structural and lithological studies, faunal biodiversity studies, and palaeomagnetism studies (Scientific Discipline)
Description: Different fields of study that provide evidence for terranes


Name: Dietary Reference Intakes (Nutritional Guidelines)
Description: Recommended daily intake levels for various nutrients


Name: western territories (Geographical Region)
Description: Land in western Russia


Name: Ferdinand Braun (PERSON)
Description: German physicist


Name: Archaeological excavations (Event)
Description: Scientific investigations to uncover and study ancient remains.


Name: UK's estimated GDP for 2017 (ECONOMY)
Description: Gross Domestic Product of the UK


Name: 6.4% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of Andalusia's total GVA produced by the primary sector.


Name: Kanji (Writing System)
Description: Chinese characters used in Japanese writing


Name: Ivory Coast (COUNTRY)
Description: A West African country


Name: earliest stromatolites are over 3.4 billion years old (scientific finding)
Description: A discovery about the age of stromatolites.


Name: Montreal Protocol (International Treaty)
Description: An international treaty designed to protect the ozone layer by phasing out substances that deplete it.


Name: sculptural twisted-bark multiple trunks and a distinctive overall form (Physical Characteristic)
Description: Aesthetic features of mature pomegranate trees


Name: shanku without any overskirt (Clothing)
Description: A type of traditional Han Chinese skirt worn without an outer layer


Name: Taiwan (LOCATION)
Description: An island nation in East Asia


Name: Protolith (Geological Formation)
Description: The original, unmetamorphosed rock from which a metamorphic rock formed.


Name: Yuan dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Mongol-led dynasty in China.


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state in the southeastern United States.


Name: Three-phase exams (Process)
Description: Multi-stage selection process


Name: Irish-influenced non-fusilier regiments (Military Unit)
Description: Regiments in the British Army influenced by Irish military traditions and not classified as fusiliers.


Name: First Rugby International (Sporting Event)
Description: The inaugural match between national rugby teams


Name: geological dendrite crystals (MINERAL_FORMATION)
Description: Crystal formations resembling branches


Name: UNESCO (ORGANIZATION)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: Circles (Geometric Shape)
Description: Two-dimensional closed curves


Name: persons (PERSON)
Description: Individuals employed by the Public Service


Name: Inscriptions (Action)
Description: The act of writing or marking on a surface.


Name: Jewels (Precious Materials)
Description: Gemstones and precious metals


Name: Jasper, Minnesota (Location)
Description: A city in Minnesota known for its quartzite quarries.


Name: Middle power (PoliticalStatus)
Description: A state with some regional influence but not a global superpower


Name: 2.8% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of total foreign population in Switzerland from Italy


Name: Iconic figure (STATUS)
Description: A widely recognized and respected individual


Name: Tetrahedra (Structural Unit)
Description: A four-sided geometric shape


Name: Some burrowing sand dollars (Animal subtype)
Description: A type of sea urchin that burrows in sand.


Name: São Jorge (Island)
Description: An island in the Azores archipelago.


Name: D-centered cell (Cell Centering Type)
Description: A type of unit cell centering with additional lattice points on the body diagonal.


Name: cost of quarrying (Economic Factor)
Description: The expense associated with extracting the marble from its location.


Name: International Disagreement (Event)
Description: Other nations did not accept the name honoring King Ferdinand III of Sicily.


Name: northern Afghanistan (LOCATION)
Description: Region in the northern part of Afghanistan


Name: Unpleasant odour (Property)
Description: The smell released when Anthraconite is struck or rubbed


Name: Clothing fasteners, amulets, signet rings (Artefact Types)
Description: Categories of objects commonly found as jewellery artefacts.


Name: Non-Officers (Military Rank)
Description: Soldiers who are not in a leadership position.


Name: the lush green of rural landscapes and forests (SUBJECT MATTER)
Description: Scenes filled with vibrant greenery.


Name: Slovakia (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: the father of anarchism (Role)
Description: A key figure in the development of anarchist thought.


Name: Samuel Marsden (PERSON)
Description: English clergyman


Name: Laws (Legal Document)
Description: Legislation passed by the Swiss Parliament


Name: National Observatory of Athens (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Scientific institution.


Name: Limenas Thasou (Name)
Description: The official name of the largest town on Thasos Island, meaning 'Port of Thasos'.


Name: Gustavo Petro (PERSON)
Description: President of Colombia since 2022


Name: Orange topaz (Gemstone Variety)
Description: A variety of topaz with an orange color.


Name: Third National Assembly (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Political body that chose Kapodistrias


Name: Brain (Organ)
Description: The control center of the nervous system.


Name: Tsavorite (GEMSTONE)
Description: Green variety of garnet


Name: meters per radian (UNIT_OF_MEASUREMENT)
Description: A unit of length combined with an angular unit


Name: Show off of clothing and ornaments by elite wives (Social Behavior)
Description: Displaying opulent attire and adornments.


Name: Nuclear Explosion (Event)
Description: Explosion caused by nuclear fission or fusion.


Name: coffee to Europe and the Middle East (Region)
Description: Destinations for Mocha's coffee exports.


Name: 19th-Century Proselytizing Missionaries and European Indologists (People)
Description: Individuals involved in spreading religious beliefs or studying Indian culture.


Name: Recycling and anti-littering programs (Programs)
Description: Initiatives to promote recycling and prevent littering


Name: Hydrated sulfates (Chemical Compound)
Description: Sulfate salts combined with water molecules.


Name: Numerous breweries (Establishment)
Description: Places where beer is produced


Name: Nafsa Berbers (Ethnic Subgroup)
Description: A Berber subgroup, potentially related to Abd ar-Rahman I's mother.


Name: Mg (Symbol)
Description: Chemical symbol for Magnesium


Name: Blood (Fluid)
Description: The red liquid that circulates in the bodies of humans and animals, carrying oxygen and nutrients.


Name: OECD (organization)
Description: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development


Name: book printing processes (PROCESS)
Description: Processes used for printing books.


Name: RGB color model (Color Model)
Description: A way to represent colors using red, green and blue light


Name: Latium and Campania (Location)
Description: Regions in Italy


Name: Geobacter (Bacteria)
Description: A genus of proteobacteria


Name: polar bear (animal)
Description: A large Arctic predator


Name: strong sense of realism (Characteristic)
Description: A tendency towards accurate representation of objects and figures


Name: Tlacopan (City)
Description: One of Tenochtitlan's principal allied city-states.


Name: Spiral Defects (Structure)
Description: Imperfections in the crystal arrangement that spiral.


Name: Mme Delusse (PERSON)
Description: Author of the article "Gravure en lettres, en géographie et en musique" in Diderot's Encyclopedia


Name: 5 Ma (Time)
Description: Age of Maupiti island


Name: Vitamin D-resistant Osteomalacia (Medical Condition)
Description: Bone softening due to vitamin D deficiency.


Name: removing corruption (ACTION)
Description: Eliminating dishonest practices


Name: Ancient Chinese Male Figures (PERSON)
Description: Male individuals from ancient China.


Name: Red foxes (Animal)
Description: A medium-sized canid known for its reddish fur.


Name: X11 standard (Color System)
Description: A color system used in computing


Name: Industrial Processes (Manufacturing Techniques)
Description: Methods and technologies used in mass production.


Name: Removing green color caused by iron impurities  (Process)
Description: Neutralizing unwanted greenish hues in glass.


Name: families (SOCIAL GROUP)
Description: Groups of related individuals.


Name: continuation of the 2004 Constitution of Afghanistan (Political Decision)
Description: The choice to uphold the existing constitution


Name: Tlahuica tribe (Indigenous Group)
Description: Nahuatl-speaking indigenous group in Morelos.


Name: Logan Airport (Airport)
Description: The busiest transportation hub in the New England region.


Name: 60% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of Switzerland's area


Name: 74% of Spanish population (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of the population that speaks Spanish natively


Name: Organic or Inorganic (Classification Type)
Description: Categories based on the origin and composition of a material.


Name: True (as of 2020) (Boolean)
Description: Indicates truth value of a statement


Name: Heptanesean or Ionian School (School of Music)
Description: First school of modern Greek classical music.


Name: Four studios (NUMBER)
Description: Quantity of production facilities for television


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The outermost solid shell of the Earth


Name: 37 (NUMBER)
Description: The number of film projects shot in Andalusia in 1999.


Name: closure of the Neoplatonic Academy of Athens (EVENT)
Description: The ending of the Neoplatonic Academy's operations


Name: Egyptian hieroglyphs (Writing System)
Description: Ancient Egyptian writing system using hieroglyphs.


Name: French Territorial Expansion (PROCESS)
Description: France's attempts to expand its territory


Name: Animals (Living Organism)
Description: Multicellular organisms that obtain nutrition from consuming other organisms.


Name: Attacks (Violent Action)
Description: Acts of violence against civilians and security forces


Name: Neo-Buddhists (Group)
Description: Buddhists who converted from another religion


Name: special classifications (classification system)
Description: Classifications for specific types of metamorphic rocks.


Name: Single Words (Orthographic Convention)
Description: The practice of writing words without spaces between them.


Name: common cultural features (CULTURE)
Description: Shared traditions, beliefs, and practices among Afghans.


Name: Color of Power (Concept)
Description: A symbolic association of black with authority


Name: Y and Z sites (Crystallographic Sites)
Description: Specific locations within the tourmaline crystal structure where atoms can be positioned.


Name: pegmatites (rock type)
Description: Coarse-grained igneous rocks with unusually large crystals.


Name: Art Nouveau (Art Movement)
Description: An artistic and decorative movement


Name: Diamonds without visible inclusions (Gemstone)
Description: Diamonds free from noticeable internal imperfections.


Name: Veneration of human form (Artistic Trait)
Description: A focus on depicting the human body with respect and admiration.


Name: Loparite (Mineral)
Description: An ore of niobium and tantalum


Name: Rwanda (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in East Africa.


Name: Metal chuck (Tool)
Description: A tool for holding objects on a lathe.


Name: Corpse (Body)
Description: A dead body


Name: North and south shores of Lake Superior (Location)
Description: The areas where remnants of ancient lava flows are visible today.


Name: 13th (Ordinal Number)
Description: Position in a ranked list


Name: High Temperatures (Temperature Range)
Description: Temperatures above 1400 °C used in sapphire treatment.


Name: Viking raids (military activity)
Description: Attacks carried out by Vikings against the Franks.


Name: Jadarite ore (Resource)
Description: Lithium borate ore containing Jadarite


Name: Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The fundamental law of Norway


Name: white color (Color)
Description: The color white


Name: 800 °C (1,470 °F) (Measurement)
Description: Temperature used in the low-pressure diamond growth process


Name: European Union (Political Union)
Description: A political and economic union of European countries


Name: Suttas of the Buddha (Buddhist Text)
Description: Discourses attributed to the Buddha


Name: Phylactery (Object)
Description: A small container or case containing sacred objects, often worn on the body.


Name: Lago di Livigno (Lake)
Description: An artificial lake in Grisons


Name: Venetian duke (Person)
Description: A nobleman from Venice


Name: Tuckahoe marble (ROCK TYPE)
Description: A type of white marble


Name: Bronx River (River)
Description: A river in Westchester County, New York


Name: 70% Catholic, 10% other Christian denominations, 2% Muslim, 1% other religions (Percentage Distribution)
Description: Religious demographics of Ticino for people aged 15 and older as per a 2012 survey


Name: Lunar Origin Theory (Scientific Theory)
Description: Theory proposing that australites originated from the Moon


Name: Donatello (Person)
Description: Italian sculptor


Name: Natural Bodies of Water (Geological Feature)
Description: Water sources found in nature


Name: More than one year of school (Educational Duration)
Description: The possibility of repeating multiple grade levels


Name: Blue-pigmented organelles (Cellular Structure)
Description: Organelles responsible for producing blue pigmentation in fish.


Name: /mɪˈzʊəri/ (PHONETIC TRANSCRIPTION)
Description: Preferred pronunciation of Missouri in British received pronunciation


Name: Seraphinite (Rock Variety)
Description: A decorative carving stone, a variety of clinochlore


Name: hexagonal lattice system (Lattice System)
Description: A lattice system with a hexagonal unit cell.


Name: common law fraud (Crime Subtype)
Description: -


Name: 220 μg of copper (QUANTITY)
Description: Recommended copper intake for infants aged 7-12 months


Name: Ipswich Townsfolk (Social Group)
Description: Residents of the town of Ipswich.


Name: prismatic, lath-like crystals (Crystal Form)
Description: Describes the typical shape of Kasolite crystals


Name: more than 20 languages (Number)
Description: Quantity of languages supported for interpretation services


Name: painstakingly accurate approach (CHARACTERISTIC)
Description: Parsons's meticulous and precise methodology.


Name: Fulgurites (Geological Formation)
Description: Natural glass tubes formed by lightning strikes


Name: 10-tonne pieces (Unit of Weight)
Description: Standard weight measurement for broken jade boulders.


Name: North America (LOCATION)
Description: Continent


Name: Adlerberg culture (Archaeological Culture)
Description: A smaller group within the Unetice culture.


Name: style of narrative low reliefs (Art style)
Description: A style of relief sculpture depicting scenes in a detailed and narrative manner.


Name: Chinese Porcelain (Ceramic)
Description: Porcelain made in China, often decorated with blue designs.


Name: British or British-colonial slave ships (VEHICLE)
Description: Ships used in the Atlantic slave trade


Name: Ancient Times (Historical Period)
Description: A period long ago


Name: rapid means of publication (Method)
Description: A swift and efficient way to disseminate research findings.


Name: Bronze Sculptures (Object)
Description: Three-dimensional artworks made by casting molten bronze into a mold.


Name: withdrawal of Greek veto (Political Event)
Description: Greece lifting its objection to North Macedonia joining international organizations


Name: Joss paper (Material)
Description: Thin sheets of paper used in traditional Chinese rituals to represent money or offerings for the dead.


Name: Chaoui Berbers (Cultural Group)
Description: Berber subgroup inhabiting the Aurès Mountains


Name: 10th in scientific publications (Ranking)
Description: Tenth position in the world for number of scientific publications


Name: weak chance of authenticity (ATTRIBUTE)
Description: A low probability of being true


Name: Kambove (CITY)
Description: A city located near Shinkolobwe


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the Northeastern United States.


Name: the Moslem pilgrimages were over (EVENT)
Description: The completion of the Muslim pilgrimage period


Name: Cubic System (Crystal System)
Description: One of the seven crystal systems, characterized by three equal axes intersecting at right angles.


Name: kidneys (ORGAN)
Description: Organs responsible for filtering waste from the blood.


Name: D. I. Winogradow (Person)
Description: Inventor of porcelain


Name: women (GENDER)
Description: Female inhabitants of Afghanistan


Name: Round Brilliants (Diamond Cut)
Description: A classic diamond cut with many facets for brilliance


Name: low hardness (Physical Property)
Description: The resistance of a material to indentation or scratching.


Name: Italians (Nationality)
Description: People from Italy


Name: China's Central Plain (LOCATION)
Description: Geographic location


Name: Romans (Civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization centered in Rome.


Name: Titius–Bode law (Scientific Law)
Description: An empirical law predicting the distances of planets from the Sun.


Name: Pigment (Material Property)
Description: A substance that imparts color to other materials.


Name: 532 nm (Wavelength)
Description: A unit of measurement for electromagnetic radiation.


Name: American sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Sculpture produced in the United States.


Name: principal archaeological site of Akrotiri (LOCATION)
Description: The main area where archaeological research is conducted at Akrotiri.


Name: red cross (Symbol)
Description: A red cross emblem


Name: Andasol I y II (Thermosolar Facilities)
Description: Two large thermosolar facilities planned in Hoya de Guadix


Name: temperature (Physical Property)
Description: Measure of heat intensity


Name: Geology of Geology (Book)
Description: A textbook on geology principles


Name: Interstitial spaces of the granite (GEOLOGICAL FEATURE)
Description: Pathways for Greisen fluids within granite


Name: Gotthard Base Tunnel (Tunnel)
Description: A railway tunnel through the Alps


Name: Serpentine Group (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of hydrated magnesium silicate minerals.


Name: Italy (Location)
Description: A country in Southern Europe.


Name: Fo92 (Chemical Composition)
Description: 92% forsterite – 8% fayalite


Name: Turista (Word)
Description: The Czech word for 'tourist'.


Name: cementite and ferrite (Phases)
Description: Combined phases in steel.


Name: Charles Warren (Person)
Description: An engraver who adapted steel engraving in 1820.


Name: fission of uranium-235 (PHENOMENON)
Description: The splitting of a uranium-235 atom into smaller nuclei


Name: Banks (Financial Institution)
Description: Institutions that accept deposits and make loans.


Name: Bankers (Profession)
Description: Individuals or institutions that handle financial transactions.


Name: large influx of Greeks from Sicily and Asia Minor (EVENT)
Description: A significant movement of Greek people from other regions to the Greek peninsula


Name: Occitan (Language)
Description: A Romance language spoken in Southern France.


Name: fluid transport (Geological Process)
Description: Movement of fluids within the Earth's crust


Name: Zeus (GOD)
Description: Chief god in Greek mythology.


Name: implied contractual terms (Agreement Terms)
Description: Conditions automatically included in a contract.


Name: Eucalyptus (Tree Species)
Description: A type of tree cultivated in Andalusia.


Name: Workshop Complexes (Industrial Site)
Description: Groups of buildings used for manufacturing and other industrial activities.


Name: Functionalism (Architectural Style)
Description: An architectural style emphasizing functionality and simplicity.


Name: Griesheimer Process (Industrial Process)
Description: A method for producing potassium using potassium fluoride and calcium carbide.


Name: urban life, ambition, and identity (CONCEPT)
Description: Topics relevant to the city's character


Name: 49.17% (Percentage)
Description: The natural abundance of Zinc-64


Name: Flanders cut  (Diamond Cut)
Description: A mixed cut diamond.


Name: Magmas (Molten Rock)
Description: Liquid rock beneath the Earth's surface.


Name: Native American Navajo and Pueblo tribes (Cultural Group)
Description: Indigenous peoples of the southwestern United States


Name: Lithium-7 Nuclei (Atomic Nucleus)
Description: The nucleus of a lithium-7 atom, containing three protons and four neutrons.


Name: tomb paintings and funereal objects (artwork)
Description: Decorative elements used in Egyptian burial practices.


Name: 1913 Armory Show (Event)
Description: Exhibition of European modernist art in New York City


Name: Combination of artificial and natural (Property)
Description: Consisting of both artificially created and naturally occurring components.


Name: Holenbrunn (Village)
Description: Village near Wunsiedel


Name: American cultured pearl (PRODUCT)
Description: Cultured pearls produced in the United States


Name: almost straight valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A valley with a nearly straight shape


Name: Analytical Equipment (Device)
Description: Machines used to analyze samples


Name: aluminium (Chemical Element)
Description: A metallic element found in the Earth's crust


Name: Macuahuitl (Weapon)
Description: A wooden broadsword and club used by Mesoamerican civilizations.


Name: Opal Mines (Location)
Description: Mines where opal is extracted.


Name: arepas (Dish)
Description: Corn cakes


Name: GIA study (Research)
Description: A seminal study on the effects of fluorescence on diamond color appearance.


Name: Spain (COUNTRY)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe.