Name: radium (Chemical substance)
Description: a highly radioactive metal that was used in medicine and research


Name: Vitsentzos Kornaros (Person)
Description: -


Name: Udden-Wentworth scale (Classification system)
Description: used by geologists in the US


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: was hammered and heated to be worked further


Name: Gemstones (Material)
Description: a type of mineral or rock that is prized for its beauty and rarity.


Name: 4th century BCE (Time period)
Description: Fourth century Before Christ


Name: French Pacific Franc (Currency)
Description: A currency used in French Polynesia


Name: Travel + Leisure (Publication)
Description: travel magazine


Name: Majiayao site (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: Archaeological site in Gansu, China


Name: round brilliants (gemstone cut)
Description: a type of diamond cut


Name: Electrical Contacts (Device Component)
Description: component of electronic equipment used for connection


Name: Metals (class)
Description: a group of elements that crystallize rapidly


Name: Niš Airport (Airport)
Description: An airport in Niš, Serbia


Name: combustion (process)
Description: a chemical reaction involving heat and light


Name: Somali vessels (Ship)
Description: ships from Somalis that brought goods to Mocha and other ports


Name: Arizona, Montana, Utah and Michigan (Locations)
Description: The locations that produced copper in the United States


Name: Humans (Agent)
Description: Members of the species Homo sapiens


Name: Jewish silversmiths (occupational group)
Description: -


Name: a nuclear chain reaction (physical phenomenon)
Description: a process in which neutrons collide with other nuclei, causing them to split and release more neutrons


Name: Cortex (archaeology) (Archaeological term)
Description: A term used in archaeology to describe the outer layer of nodular chert


Name: manufacturing sector (Industry)
Description: a type of industry focused on manufacturing


Name: Glass jewellery (artefact category)
Description: prehistoric adornments made from coloured glass


Name: European countries (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: -


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: South American country


Name: Minoans (population)
Description: an ancient civilization that flourished on the island of Crete


Name: Immanuel Kant (Philosopher)
Description: Contributor to enlightenment philosophy


Name: coalified fossils (type of fossil)
Description: fossils reduced to coal


Name: Intellectuals (18th century) (Group of People)
Description: Scholars and thinkers in 18th-century Mexico


Name: Albania (Country)
Description: Country with significant number of migrants to Greece


Name: Zinc sample (Sample)
Description: a sample possibly related to Zinc


Name: German (Language)
Description: a West Germanic language


Name: Aztec people (Culture)
Description: An ancient Mesoamerican culture that flourished in central Mexico.


Name: Crystals (such as cinnabar, amethyst, and quartz) (Substance)
Description: -


Name: Keramos Antimony Mines (mine)
Description: mining site on Chios island


Name: poppy goddess (deity)
Description: perhaps a worshipper, carries attributes, often birds, in their diadems


Name: Spanish Catholicism (Religion)
Description: Catholic faith and practices in Spain


Name: Russian architecture (Field of study)
Description: Study and practice of building design in Russia


Name: Hatrurim Formation (Geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Yorkshire pudding (Concept)
Description: traditional British side dish


Name: Umayyad caliph Abd ar-Rahman I (Person)
Description: Caliph who ruled al-Andalus


Name: t.A.T.u. (Music Group)
Description: a Russian pop duo


Name: United Kingdom (country)
Description: European country


Name: Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (law)
Description: a federal law that protects threatened species


Name: South Dakota (location)
Description: -


Name: hardness, chemical inertness, high thermal conductivity, and low coefficient of thermal expansion (Properties)
Description: -


Name: Massa Cathedral (Building)
Description: cathedral built entirely of Carrara marble


Name: Faith-Based Themes (Concept)
Description: Themes that focus on spiritual or religious ideas


Name: $14,000 (price)
Description: price per metric ton in 1900


Name: France (Geographical region)
Description: Saw culture flourish during the French Renaissance in the 16th century


Name: 1928 (year)
Description: The year when the manuscript was written


Name: military (branch_of_military)
Description: A branch of the Taiwanese military


Name: chancellor of Austria (government institution)
Description: the head of government of the Republic of Austria


Name: Tsavorite (Mineral Variety)
Description: A variety of the garnet group species grossular.


Name: European settlement (event)
Description: when Europeans first arrived in Australia


Name: Greek language (Language)
Description: Indo-European language spoken in Greece and Cyprus


Name: 16th to 14th centuries BC (Time period)
Description: A period of time from 1500 to 1300 BC


Name: Tektites (class)
Description: small, glassy objects formed by natural disasters like meteorite impacts


Name: Climate crisis (Environmental issue)
Description: Global warming and its effects


Name: $5 to $8 (range of values)
Description: -


Name: Men (as custodian of community land) (Group)
Description: a group of men responsible for managing ancestral lands


Name: Hattori Asake (Scholar)
Description: Disputed the myth used by Oka Masao as evidence for Izanagi and Izanami's sibling relationship.


Name: Silica Tetrahedra (Molecular Structure)
Description: Fourfold coordination with oxygen ions


Name: skilled Italian marble worker immigrants (group)
Description: Yule Marble quarry had a large number of skilled Italian marble worker immigrants


Name: Carthage (city-state)
Description: an ancient city-state in North Africa


Name: Aspergillus niger (Fungus)
Description: -


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: sovereign state in Southern Europe


Name: Matthew Paris (person)
Description: -


Name: Cyanide (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: oxidation of other uranium-bearing minerals (process)
Description: the process by which Uranophane is formed


Name: calcite (mineral)
Description: a mineral form of calcium carbonate


Name: folk music (music genre)
Description: a type of music characterized by traditional melodies and harmonies


Name: its subject peoples (groups)
Description: Groups under Carthage's control


Name: Shi'ite Fatimids (Group)
Description: a Shia Islamic caliphate that ruled Egypt, Syria, Palestine, and the Hijaz from 909 to 1171 CE.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: -


Name: British Empire and Russian Empire (Empires)
Description: Colonial powers engaged in the Great Game


Name: Ibrahim Pasha (person)
Description: Egyptian leader who attacked Mocha


Name: water (Chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Meat consumption (Process)
Description: The process of consuming meat for nutrition


Name: Thales of Miletus (Ancient Greek mathematician)
Description: Ancient Greek mathematician and engineer


Name: Artists in the Upper Paleolithic age (Human group)
Description: The first humans to create art, dating back to around 40,000 years ago


Name: mud/clay mixture (Material)
Description: -


Name: Industrial Applications (Category)
Description: Uses of materials in manufacturing and construction.


Name: Lithium (Alkali metal)
Description: A soft, silvery-white alkali metal with a melting point of 179.2 °C.


Name: Rarity (Concept)
Description: Uniqueness or scarcity


Name: Hittite Empire (Empire)
Description: an ancient empire that existed from the 16th to the 12th century BC


Name: largest office market in the world (office market rank)
Description: -


Name: Egyptian jewellery (artefact category)
Description: prehistoric adornments made in Ancient Egypt


Name: Same-sex marriage has been legal in Australia since 2017. (Fact)
Description: -


Name: Wood (Materials)
Description: Organic, combustible substance


Name: James Joyce (person)
Description: Irish novelist and writer


Name: New England Revolution (Team)
Description: Professional soccer team based in New England


Name: Kit foxes (Mammal)
Description: a small, desert-dwelling species of fox


Name: Yule Marble tomb assembly (Marble Tomb Assembly)
Description: the assembled marble tomb structure


Name: next-generation star systems (Star system)
Description: -


Name: Musa ibn Nusayr (Person)
Description: North African Viceroy


Name: near-universal (literacy level)
Description: high percentage of literate population


Name: Diamond (precious stone)
Description: a mineral used in jewelry


Name: Hasmonean, Herodian and First Jewish Revolt coinage (artifacts)
Description: -


Name: Indian Supreme Court (institution)
Description: definition of a Hindu still considered adequate today


Name: Dana classification (Classification system)
Description: four-part number system for mineral species


Name: zinc toxicosis (condition)
Description: A potentially fatal condition caused by the ingestion of excessive amounts of zinc.


Name: Association Trio (organization)
Description: cooperation between Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine


Name: Strategic Framework Business Fund (Programme)
Description: Business support scheme in Scotland during COVID-19 pandemic


Name: Most silicon (silicon)
Description: used industrially without being purified


Name: Truth commission (Organization)
Description: Investigative body


Name: Square Kilometre Array (Facility)
Description: -


Name: Alexandrite glass (type of glass)
Description: a type of glass colored with alexandrite, a mineral that is often associated with neodymium


Name: Benedictine Convent of Saint John (monastery)
Description: Monastery and World Heritage Site


Name: Ultramarine (Substance)
Description: the most prestigious blue of the Renaissance


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: Middle Ages (historical period)
Description: -


Name: Krishna (Figure)
Description: a deity and a key character in the Mahabharata


Name: Dot maps (map_type)
Description: a type of thematic map showing corn production in Indiana


Name: free music concerts (event)
Description: -


Name: Fortune 500 corporations (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Federal state comprising 85 ethnic groups and territories


Name: Mongols (Ethnic Group)
Description: Nomadic people from Mongolia


Name: RCRA (regulatory act)
Description: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act


Name: Westchester County Fire Departments (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Echigo Province (historical region)
Description: Historical province in Japan (1603-1871)


Name: Moghegno, Aurigeno, Giumaglio, Someo, and Lodano (Geographic Entity)
Description: previous municipalities that merged to form Maggia


Name: Diamond's cut (Aspect of a diamond's shape and appearance)
Description: Shape, symmetry, proportioning and polish


Name: metabolic pathways in plants (plant biology process)
Description: -


Name: total population (Population)
Description: Number of inhabitants as recorded by Spain's Instituto Nacional de Estadística


Name: Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (Country)
Description: A historical country located in Central and Eastern Europe


Name: 24 lutetium atoms, 96 oxygen atoms, and aluminum in specific sites (property)
Description: arrangement of atoms within the material's repeating structure


Name: Buddhist texts (Literature)
Description: -


Name: Female TV presenters (Group of people)
Description: The female television presenters of Afghanistan.


Name: barium and radium (Elements)
Description: a pair of chemical elements with atomic numbers 56 and 88 respectively


Name: Titian (Artist)
Description: Italian painter and a leading artist of the Venetian School.


Name: Art jewelry (Concept/Thing)
Description: jewelry created by studio craftspeople in recent decades


Name: Obatala (Deity)
Description: the orisha associated with calmness, morality, old age, and purity in Yoruba religion


Name: Jules-Clément Chaplain and Louis-Oscar Roty (people)
Description: French artists and medalists


Name: Spring and Autumn period (Historical period)
Description: Chinese historical period


Name: Anyolite (Metamorphic rock)
Description: -


Name: Martis Karin Ersdotter (individual)
Description: one of the most famous women who took up the craft of hairwork


Name: The Star of India (Gemstone)
Description: -


Name: Bananas (Foodstuff)
Description: a type of fruit


Name: Greek and Roman philosophy (Philosophical movement)
Description: the philosophical thought of ancient Greece and Rome


Name: ROC government (government)
Description: -


Name: 10 km to 92 km (geological feature)
Description: Ceres's surface features are barely visible even with powerful telescopes


Name: Bronze (Material)
Description: an alloy of copper and tin


Name: President of Turkey (official)
Description: -


Name: Ferrocarbon Titanium (Titanium Alloy)
Description: titanium alloy made by reducing ilmenite with coke


Name: Paideia (education) (Concept)
Description: The Greek concept of education


Name: EM II (time period)
Description: Early Minoan era, c. 2650-2200 BC


Name: Phase change metamorphism (geological process)
Description: involves a rearrangement of the atoms in the crystals


Name: 1.6% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the total population of Belgium who are Orthodox Christian.


Name: double beta decay (process)
Description: -


Name: Judaism (religion)
Description: One of the non-Muslim communities


Name: Turkish settlers (group of people)
Description: settlers from Western Anatolia


Name: Original Metal Atoms (Particle)
Description: Atoms that form the crystal structure


Name: carbonate minerals (minerals)
Description: -


Name: Finn Williams (person)
Description: an architect


Name: Macedonian royal tombs at Vergina (architectural structure)
Description: tombs in Macedonia, Greece


Name: 8 million (Number)
Description: Population milestone


Name: surface (geographical location)
Description: the outer layer or upper part of an object or substance


Name: Minoan palaces (Facility)
Description: Structures built by the Minoans as centers of governance and administration.


Name: United States Census Bureau (organization)
Description: US government agency


Name: Fossil (Concept)
Description: any preserved remains, impression, or trace of any once-living thing from a past geological age.


Name: 116.76 carats (quantity)
Description: weight of the Lion of Merelani in carats


Name: graphical perspective (-)
Description: -


Name: gold (Substance)
Description: chemical element


Name: 21st century hanfu (business/product)
Description: Hanfu product from the 21st century


Name: Electricity Generation (Process)
Description: -


Name: manganese content (substance)
Description: content of manganese in iron ores


Name: Truing (Processes)
Description: The process of restoring the surface shape of bonded abrasives.


Name: Wadden Sea (Protected Area)
Description: Designated area for conservation and recreation


Name: Ukrainian education law (legislation)
Description: a law regulating primary education in Ukraine


Name: etymology of the name 'Al-Andalus' (linguistic term)
Description: multiple proposed origins


Name: Conductor of Heat and Electricity (Application)
Description: used as a conductor of heat and electricity


Name: night life in Paris (scene)
Description: The social and cultural scene that existed in Paris during the late 19th century


Name: totem pole (object)
Description: tradition of monumental sculpture in wood


Name: Modern Age (historical period)
Description: specific historical era


Name: Starfish (compound word)
Description: a type of marine animal


Name: energy from abroad (Energy source)
Description: Sources of energy that are imported into Japan


Name: Dried apricots (Foodstuff)
Description: dried fruit


Name: Gold (Precious Metal)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol Au


Name: Montes de Toledo (geographical feature)
Description: a mountain range in central Spain


Name: calcium carbonate (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Ecosystem Degradation (Environmental Impact)
Description: -


Name: Neolithic era (Time period)
Description: -


Name: Jones Professor (Academic Title)
Description: A chair in geophysics at Caltech


Name: Northern Mali (Region)
Description: The region where the Berbers live


Name: 14.4% (economic indicator)
Description: percentage of people who are not working but would like to be


Name: Hydrogen (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol H and atomic number 1.


Name: 72,033 kilometres of paved roads (distance)
Description: length of Norway's paved roads


Name: Fossil skulls of Deinotherium giganteum (Archeological find)
Description: Skulls of a prehistoric animal found in Greece and Crete.


Name: Queens (Location)
Description: A borough in New York City.


Name: Life Is Beautiful (film)
Description: a Italian film released in the 20th century


Name: Line at infinity in plane geometry (Mathematical concept)
Description: Set of points at infinity in a 2D space


Name: Triple Alliance (Concept)
Description: A group of three city-states that formed a powerful alliance


Name: Theodore Bent (person)
Description: British traveler and archaeologist


Name: edible salt (substance)
Description: a compound composed of sodium and chlorine


Name: Endemisms (Category)
Description: -


Name: Days of Glory (2006) (film)
Description: Algerian film released in 2006


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


Name: Paleolithic times (Time Period)
Description: The earliest human habitation period


Name: Certificate (Document)
Description: Official document attesting to the authenticity and properties of a gemstone


Name: Great Fire of 1835 (event)
Description: fire that affected New York City


Name: Industrial Revolution (Event)
Description: -


Name: Pointing, illumination, surgery, laser light shows, spectroscopy, interferometry, fluorescence, holography, machine vision, non-lethal weapons, and bird control (Field of application)
Description: The various areas where green lasers are used


Name: passengers (Person Group)
Description: -


Name: Diamond (type of gemstone)
Description: -


Name: Zn2 ion (chemical compound)
Description: implicated by the formation of a yellow diamagnetic glass


Name: British red foxes (Subspecies)
Description: Physical characteristics and behavior


Name: centre (Concept)
Description: Location of elite buildings in Great Moravian towns


Name: United Nations (Organization)
Description: International organization promoting peace and cooperation


Name: French museum-related article (article type)
Description: -


Name: Mont Sokbaro (geographical feature)
Description: -


Name: French-Italian border (Geographical Boundary)
Description: A line that separates two countries.


Name: 19th century Brazilian architecture (historical period)
Description: styles of architecture popular in Brazil during the Empire


Name: Fray Juan de Torquemada (Person)
Description: Spanish friar and historian


Name: Jorōgumo spider (mythological creature)
Description: is a type of Yōkai


Name: André Delvaux (person)
Description: -


Name: Margaret (Person)
Description: Queen of Denmark and Norway


Name: Norway (geopolitical entity)
Description: country


Name: Xolotl (mythological creature)
Description: Quetzalcoatl's twin brother in Aztec mythology


Name: Vanadium (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Viviani's curve (Type of Spherical Spiral)
Description: A special case of Clelia curve where c = 1.


Name: Structural Clay Tiles (Building Component)
Description: -


Name: Zenata tribe (Tribes)
Description: -


Name: Mianfu System (Social Practice)
Description: ceremonial use of specific types of clothing in ancient China


Name: 6000 BCE (Time Period)
Description: time when copper smelting became common


Name: Temple rings (Type of ornament)
Description: -


Name: Self (concept)
Description: The true nature of a person


Name: Perpetrator in fraud by false pretense (party to a crime)
Description: -


Name: biological systems (system)
Description: complex networks of living organisms interacting with each other


Name: Neusiedler See wine region (wine region)
Description: notable wine-producing region in Austria


Name: Black point (Point)
Description: The origin of the optimal color solid, with coordinates (0, 0, 0)


Name: Other Altepetl states (City-states)
Description: Competing polities in the region


Name: Harvard College (institution of higher learning)
Description: oldest institution of higher learning in the United States and the world


Name: Executive and Legislative Yuans (Government Branches)
Description: the executive and legislative branches of the Taiwan government


Name: Emissions (CO2) (Environmental impact)
Description: Greenhouse gas emissions from human activities


Name: Medellín (city)
Description: a city located in the Cordillera Central


Name: all-DPSS laser display systems, particle image velocimetry, Raman spectroscopy, and holography (fields of study)
Description: scientific disciplines that use DPSS lasers


Name: Conquerors of Space Monument (Monument)
Description: a monument dedicated to the Conquerors of Space


Name: clothing stores (Industry)
Description: Businesses that sell clothing and related products.


Name: the old European theatrical tradition (Concept)
Description: Theatrical performances and practices in Europe


Name: screwdriver (co-hyponym)
Description: -


Name: Insects and birds (Biology)
Description: Pollinators of flowers


Name: Toyota (Company)
Description: Japanese multinational automaker


Name: Sedimentary rocks (Type of rock)
Description: formed from accumulated and cemented fragments of earlier rocks, minerals, and organisms


Name: soybeans (food)
Description: as much as 35%


Name: Volcanism in Faial Island (Geological Event)
Description: -


Name: 1.85 g/cm3 (numeric value)
Description: specific mass of Beryllium


Name: Chromium(III) (chemical species)
Description: imparts green color to the rods


Name: Onsernone (location)
Description: a municipality in Switzerland


Name: Borosilicate glass production (Industrial process)
Description: Production of borosilicate glass


Name: Grafschaft_Hanau (Historical_county)
Description: County of the Holy Roman Empire, located in what is now Hesse, Germany


Name: Ireland and Britain (countries)
Description: Countries of origin for early immigrants to New England


Name: Bildung (Concept)
Description: cultivation or education of the individual's mind, character, and taste


Name: Oxygen cycle (Biogeochemical cycle)
Description: The movement of oxygen within and between its three main reservoirs on Earth


Name: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (law)
Description: federal law outlawing segregation and discrimination


Name: Shakti (feminine principle)
Description: The energy or power associated with the female principle in Hinduism.


Name: uncontaminated meteorite (classification)
Description: -


Name: explosion (event)
Description: blast that blew up the magazine


Name: fractional-reserve banking (Economic practice)
Description: banking system where banks lend more than their reserves


Name: Europe (geographical location)
Description: -


Name: Yachats Presbyterian church sanctuary (Building)
Description: The place of worship for a local Presbyterian church in Oregon, USA.


Name: Iron Allotropes (Crystal Structure)
Description: Allotropic forms of iron interacting with alloying elements


Name: [Moravia] (location)
Description: Region controlled by Slavs


Name: 1,400 megawatts of power (Power generation)
Description: Electricity produced by Afghanistan


Name: 229 million people (people)
Description: population that spoke only English at home


Name: nanocrystal (concept)
Description: single-domain ultrafine particle


Name: Jean-Baptiste Biot (Scientific Figure)
Description: French scientist who contributed to the acceptance of meteorites as extraterrestrial objects


Name: Clothing (Form of Cultural Expression)
Description: Dress or attire that signifies cultural identity


Name: Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: A diverse grouping of distinct ethnic groups indigenous to North Africa


Name: time period (6th-3rd century BC) (time period/event)
Description: -


Name: Environmental parameters (Factor)
Description: variables that influence a process or system


Name: +3074°C (5555 °F) (temperature)
Description: boiling point in Celsius and Fahrenheit


Name: whole lower blue line and its left half (geometric shape)
Description: portion of a line


Name: Giovanni Morelli (Person)
Description: Italian art historian and critic


Name: visual spectrum (color palette)
Description: -


Name: 4.4% (Percentage)
Description: The public expenditure on education in 2015


Name: Beryl (Mineral)
Description: a mineral composed of beryllium aluminium silicate


Name: Istanbul Pride (Event)
Description: An annual event celebrating LGBTQ+ rights


Name: 45% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the population who identify as irreligious in Wallonia.


Name: selecting the elite (concept)
Description: -


Name: Arable land in the UK (Resource)
Description: Land suitable for growing crops in the UK


Name: Wir im Spessart (Organization)
Description: Association opposing the national park plan


Name: several sub-regions (geography/territory)
Description: -


Name: Acropolis (building)
Description: -


Name: Hard-Paste Porcelain (type of porcelain)
Description: -


Name: Dexamenos of Chios (person)
Description: an ancient Greek gem engraver


Name: white light (light)
Description: the color of the visible spectrum that is perceived as white


Name: gold rush in regions of the country (Event)
Description: A highly lucrative industry that none of the population and workforce is benefiting from


Name: Wales (Country)
Description: sovereign state located in Western Europe


Name: Prince Frederick of Orange-Nassau (Person)
Description: Prince of Orange-Nassau


Name: Global Innovation Index (Ranking)
Description: A report by the World Intellectual Property Organization


Name: Public Ownership (Category)
Description: Ownership of land by the government or public entities.


Name: paofu (Artifact)
Description: type of garment worn by aristocratic figures


Name: Catalan Renaixença (Literary Movement)
Description: A cultural movement that promoted the use of Catalan language


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


Name: both heat and pressure playing a role (condition)
Description: conditions required for regional metamorphism


Name: immigrants (Group of People)
Description: People who have moved to France from other countries


Name: dual-modality small molecule targeting PSMA (chemical compound)
Description: a small molecule used for imaging cancer


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: Swedish Kingdom


Name: Han Chinese and Khitan Clothing (Concept)
Description: Clothing system from Han Chinese and Khitan people


Name: limestone dust (substance)
Description: a type of mineral powder


Name: Opal (mineral species)
Description: A mineral consisting of hydrated silica, often found in sedimentary rocks.


Name: Saint Joachim's Valley (Place)
Description: The original name of the valley where Jáchymov is located


Name: Louis XIV (Person)
Description: the King of France from 1643 to 1715


Name: Military personnel and commoners (Population)
Description: -


Name: Canary Islands (autonomous community)
Description: autonomous community of Spain located off the northwest coast of Africa


Name: master craftsman (Occupation)
Description: a skilled worker who has completed a full apprenticeship and has the right to work independently


Name: Greek word σχίζειν (schízein) (Language)
Description: meaning 'to split'


Name: Swedish royal family (family)
Description: The Swedish royal family since 1818 has consisted of members of the Swedish Royal House of Bernadotte


Name: Greeks (ethnic group)
Description: One of the non-Muslim communities


Name: Emotions (Human psychology)
Description: the complex mental states and experiences of humanity


Name: irrigation system (geographical feature)
Description: man-made water distribution system


Name: Tajikistan (country)
Description: -


Name: Mianfu (Hanfu)
Description: The most distinguished type of formal dress


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: a country in Eastern Europe


Name: Transformation Induced Plasticity (TRIP) steel (Material)
Description: A type of AHSS that involves special alloying and heat treatments to stabilize amounts of austenite at room temperature


Name: Wadköping (neighborhood)
Description: An old town in Örebro


Name: Three services (Classification)
Description: State service, Local service, and Hospital service


Name: Palma (city)
Description: the capital city of Mallorca


Name: Early European settlers (Group of People)
Description: People who settled in New Zealand before others


Name: American-born workers (people)
Description: The majority of the Yule Marble Quarry's workforce in 1910 were born in America, with 50 out of 57 workers being American-born


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic in North America.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The second-smallest continent, covering about 6.8% of Earth's total land area.


Name: Ancient monuments (Monuments)
Description: Structures built in heaps


Name: Goluboj (Colour term)
Description: the Russian word for light blue


Name: Maine (State)
Description: A state in New England granted statehood in 1820.


Name: Malaria (Disease)
Description: An infectious disease that is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality among children younger than 5 years in Benin


Name: Turkey (country)
Description: had a 42% share in global marble trade


Name: Pyrrhotite (mineral)
Description: a mineral with iron and sulfur composition


Name: Sierra Morena (mountain range)
Description: range of mountains


Name: Kingdom of Prilep (Historical Kingdom)
Description: One of the short-lived states that emerged from the collapse of the Serbian Empire


Name: dolomitic protolith (rock type)
Description: has dominant mineral assemblages containing garnet, clinopyroxene, and wollastonite


Name: Radio Society of Rio de Janeiro (organization)
Description: non-profit entity for promoting radio technology


Name: The Enigma (Object)
Description: the largest cut black diamond in the world


Name: Wealth and power (Concept)
Description: Factors that have historically influenced art creation


Name: sea cucumbers (Food item)
Description: -


Name: rough tea bowls (product)
Description: type of ceramics


Name: Upper Cretaceous disk-shaped ammonites Placenticeras meeki and Placenticeras intercalare (geological formation)
Description: a type of prehistoric sea creature


Name: Metasomatism (geological process)
Description: -


Name: crux simplex (type of cross)
Description: a single beam used for impaling or suspending


Name: the Copper King (concept)
Description: -


Name: mixture of sodium chloride and aluminium chloride (Compound)
Description: Chemical mixture


Name: Global capacity (Capacity)
Description: Total capacity of all navies around the world.


Name: Roskill Consulting Group (company)
Description: a British-based consulting firm


Name: dialects (language)
Description: common language spoken in the Slavic Alps


Name: General Henri Dufour's troops (army)
Description: the Swiss Federal army led by General Henri Dufour


Name: female child orphans (Demographic)
Description: Children who are orphaned due to the cultural preference for male children and one-child policy


Name: Basalt (rock type)
Description: parent rock with basaltic composition


Name: Confucian Codes and Ideals (Concept)
Description: Philosophical principles of Confucius


Name: West African Health Organisation (International Organization)
Description: The specialized agency of ECOWAS that focuses on promoting public health in West Africa.


Name: Onsernone (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in the Locarno district, Switzerland.


Name: national armed forces (military)
Description: the military forces of Algeria


Name: Subducting slabs (Tectonic feature)
Description: composed of basaltic crust topped with pelagic sediments


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: a city in Missouri


Name: Australia (country)
Description: a federal parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy


Name: Slemish (Volcanic plug)
Description: largest volcanic plug in Northern Ireland


Name: 17th century (time period)
Description: a time period


Name: Atmospheric oxygen (Gas)
Description: Forms flaky white potassium peroxide in seconds


Name: pyrope-almandine solid-solution series (Geological Series)
Description: A series of minerals


Name: Subarctic/Subalpine (Dfc) (Climate Type)
Description: a type of climate


Name: First nationalization law (Law)
Description: Law passed by the Austrian Parliament in 1946


Name: First National Architectural Movement (Historical Style)
Description: A movement in Turkish architecture, 19th century


Name: Seventeen Provinces (historical entity)
Description: -


Name: macroscopic particle (category)
Description: particles much larger than atoms and molecules


Name: Romance languages (linguistic concept)
Description: -


Name: Ca3Cr2(SiO4)3 (chemical formula)
Description: -


Name: nickeline group (group of compounds)
Description: -


Name: Jammu region (Region)
Description: -


Name: Cryogenic temperatures (Temperature range)
Description: very low temperatures


Name: Galen (Historical figure)
Description: Greek physician and philosopher


Name: The Bronx (borough)
Description: a borough of New York City


Name: Metasomatism (geological process)
Description: the alteration of rocks by chemical means, without the involvement of heat or pressure


Name: Calcium hexafluorosilicate (CaSiF6) (chemical compound)
Description: is bonded to the surface of the marble


Name: Kievan Rus' (State)
Description: emerged in the 9th century


Name: Sadūzāʾī Durrānī polity (Historical Polity)
Description: Founded in 1160/1747


Name: Historical Italian states (Historical state)
Description: a collection of historical Italian city-states and maritime republics


Name: sulfide minerals (Group of Minerals)
Description: a group of minerals


Name: Austria (country)
Description: a country located in Central Europe


Name: regions of Andalusia (sub-regions)
Description: different regions within Andalusia with unique traditions


Name: People with AIDS (Group)
Description: People who are living with AIDS


Name: Sediment (Geological Feature)
Description: Material that has been eroded or deposited by natural processes


Name: Chief of the Defence Staff (Government Official)
Description: a government official responsible for defense


Name: Eastern Angles Theatre Company (Company)
Description: -


Name: Dislocation motion (Mechanical process)
Description: impeded by lattice strain


Name: United States (geographical location)
Description: country in North America


Name: Almería (City)
Description: city in Andalusia


Name: Tabula Peutingeriana (map)
Description: The oldest surviving map created by the Romans


Name: Nablus (Location)
Description: city in northern Palestine


Name: Centaurus X-4 (Star)
Description: -


Name: equator (geographical feature)
Description: the great circle on a sphere that is equidistant from the poles


Name: Shaivism (Hindu tradition)
Description: devotional religious tradition that worships Shiva and his avatars


Name: Color balance (property of color theory)
Description: The arrangement of colors to create a visually appealing effect.


Name: Raetia (Roman Province)
Description: A Roman province that existed from 15 BC to AD 68


Name: Dilma Rousseff (Person)
Description: Former President of Brazil


Name: Stishovite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Porcelain wares (Material)
Description: type of ceramic material


Name: Monnaie de Paris (organization)
Description: The Monnaie de Paris is a government-owned institution responsible for producing France's coins.


Name: Government of Japan (Organization)
Description: The government of the country of Japan


Name: terrestrial-impact theory (scientific concept)
Description: theory explaining the formation of tektites through impacts on Earth


Name: Migmatites and S-type granites (rock formation)
Description: types of rock that have little or no relationship to a defined foliation


Name: Sicily (geographic feature)
Description: autonomous region of Italy


Name: Visual Arts (Field of Human Creation)
Description: The creation of visual representations such as paintings and sculptures.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: major world religion originating from the Indian subcontinent


Name: natural gas (Natural Resource)
Description: -


Name: slavery's lingering impact (social issue)
Description: the ongoing effects of slavery on individuals and society


Name: Vast quantities of limestone (Resource)
Description: amount of limestone deposits


Name: Portuguese Empire (Empire)
Description: Historical empire that existed from the 15th to the 19th century


Name: four areas (geographical feature)
Description: -


Name: Pelagius (Person)
Description: Rebel leader


Name: greenhouse gas emissions (Environmental Issue)
Description: The release of gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, contributing to global warming and climate change.


Name: Norway (country)
Description: a country in Northern Europe


Name: Fire (Concept)
Description: a chemical process in which a fuel and an oxidizing agent react, yielding carbon dioxide and water.


Name: Alexander Schallenberg (Person)
Description: Austrian politician and former Chancellor


Name: Diamonds (product)
Description: Gemstone used for adornment


Name: Heishe (Beads)
Description: Made of shells or stones by the Kewa Pueblo people


Name: cudbear (chemicals)
Description: Dye extracted from orchil lichens.


Name: Diffusion process (Process)
Description: Final step in semiconductor manufacturing


Name: sealing wax (material)
Description: a type of wax used to seal documents


Name: Vajrayudham (Artifact)
Description: The thunderbolt of Indra


Name: Hitler (person)
Description: the leader of Germany during World War II


Name: Wine (Beverage)
Description: type of drink


Name: Diamond nanoparticles (Material)
Description: small particles made of diamond


Name: Arabic and French (language)
Description: Two languages in which Tunisian literature is written


Name: Mudstone (Rock Type)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock formed through the compaction and cementation of mud


Name: CaAl2O4 (Formula)
Description: molecular formula


Name: fossilized sea creatures on mountainsides (Natural phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Marquise, Heart, Triangular Trillion, Oval, and Pear Cuts (Type of Diamond Cut)
Description: Types of modified brilliants diamond cuts


Name: White (Color)
Description: A color with no hue, caused by the absence of any colored light.


Name: kimberlite (rock type)
Description: a type of volcanic rock


Name: Non-breeding vixens (Rank)
Description: A position within a social hierarchy


Name: Fossil wood (fossil type)
Description: wood preserved in the fossil record


Name: Pacific drain (drainage system)
Description: one of the four main drainage systems of Colombia


Name: Many genuine opals (category of natural gemstones)
Description: genuine opals that have been cut and polished


Name: Royal Society (Organization)
Description: philosophical society in the UK


Name: Abu Huraira (Person)
Description: Companion of the Prophet Muhammad


Name: United Nations (organization)
Description: an international organization


Name: Liamine Zeroual (Person)
Description: A former president of Algeria


Name: 53 (Number)
Description: Ramsar wetland sites


Name: mussels used for pearl cultivation in China (type of mollusc)
Description: used for pearl cultivation


Name: Uluç Ali Reis (person)
Description: an Ottoman admiral who led the final Ottoman reconquest of Tunis


Name: Plato's method based on dichotomy (Method)
Description: A method based on dichotomy advocated by Plato


Name: Brilliance (diamond) (Property of a diamond's material properties)
Description: Luminosity


Name: Pomegranate (Shrub/Tree)
Description: A type of shrub or small tree


Name: Holy Roman Empire (historical empire)
Description: Historical European confederation


Name: The Mezzotint: History and Technique (Book)
Description: -


Name: Heidi (LiteraryWork)
Description: children's book


Name: servant (NOM (Nominal))
Description: a servant


Name: freedom of speech and press (Right/Freedom)
Description: Freedom to express opinions publicly


Name: Hydropower (Energy source)
Description: The use of moving water to generate electricity or propulsion.


Name: $14,900 (currency)
Description: Per capita income


Name: Córdoba (City)
Description: largest city in Europe during the Islamic Golden Age


Name: Papacy (historical institution)
Description: the leadership of the worldwide Catholic Church


Name: Grandidierite (mineral)
Description: -


Name: water distribution to 500 small towns (service provided)
Description: The service of providing water distribution to small towns


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: Western Roman Empire (empire)
Description: fell in the 5th century AD


Name: lasing medium (product category)
Description: a substance that amplifies light for lasers


Name: Roger Ling (historical figure)
Description: classicist and numismatist


Name: China (Country)
Description: a country in East Asia


Name: reciting poetry and eating fruit (holiday/festival/event)
Description: Traditional Afghan celebrations for Yaldà


Name: Swedes from the south (group of people)
Description: -


Name: People's Democratic Party General Secretary (position)
Description: leader of the PDPA


Name: Tuscany, Italy (Geographic Location)
Description: a region located in central Italy


Name: Business and other important or legally binding events (Concept)
Description: Events that require the use of a jitsuin to authenticate documents


Name: Hungarians (Ethnic group)
Description: Prehistoric Hungarian people


Name: Ipswich Gymnastics Centre (Facility)
Description: Fully Olympic accredited gymnastics facility in the UK


Name: Lower Kundelungu and Upper Kundelungu (Geological unit)
Description: A geological unit in the Katanga Group


Name: Opium Pipes (Archaeological Artifact)
Description: A type of funerary object created using jade and opium.


Name: Eulitz Brilliant (diamond cut) (Diamond Cut)
Description: Benchmark for diamond cuts that considers girdle thickness


Name: Neanderthal (Human species)
Description: human species that lived on the island


Name: internal disturbances (Event)
Description: civil unrest or internecine warfare among the Mycenaean states


Name: Edmond Frémy (Person)
Description: chemist who made crystal corundum


Name: Children's School (Type of Education Program)
Description: Free education program for children aged 4-5 years


Name: semiprecious stone (-)
Description: -


Name: Wind Cave National Park (National Park)
Description: The second-largest U.S. national park


Name: students (Group)
Description: according to national level examinations


Name: Hlukhiv (location)
Description: city in Ukraine


Name: cheeses (such as brunost, Jarlsberg cheese, and gamalost) (Food)
Description: Variety of cheeses


Name: Chalets (type of building)
Description: traditional houses found in mountainous regions


Name: emerald (Product)
Description: Precious stone used for jewelry and decorative purposes


Name: U.S. economy (economy)
Description: -


Name: Belarus (Country)
Description: geographical proximity


Name: Republic of China Armed Forces (Military Force)
Description: The military force responsible for defending the Republic of China.


Name: Tairona (Indigenous Group)
Description: Group of people who inhabited the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountain range


Name: Radium Institute (Institution)
Description: -


Name: Jews of Austria (religious group)
Description: people living in Austria who identify as Jewish


Name: slag (industrial waste)
Description: residue from the smelting process


Name: Red (nickname)
Description: nickname of the boxer


Name: South Hertfordshire Legion (Military Unit)
Description: a unit within the Hertfordshire Yeomanry


Name: Alistair Horne and Raymond Aron (historians)
Description: scholars who studied the Algerian War


Name: Andalusian Arabic (language)
Description: important language used for literature


Name: Osage and Missouri Indians (Indigenous peoples)
Description: Native American groups


Name: S-type granite (type of granite)
Description: a type of granite that forms from sedimentary rock protoliths


Name: silicon (chemical element)
Description: element with atomic number 14


Name: United Provinces (Historical Region)
Description: Region in the Low Countries under Dutch rule


Name: Derby (city)
Description: the county town of Derbyshire, England


Name: Tenham (meteorite) (Meteorite)
Description: Fell in 1879 near Tenham station, South Gregory, western Queensland, Australia


Name: Paul Jacobsthal (Person)
Description: British art historian and writer


Name: art and historical characteristics (category)
Description: type of classification


Name: Waste management (Process)
Description: Refers to the process of handling and disposing of waste.


Name: RCN Radio (Radio network)
Description: privately owned radio network


Name: Electronic technology in Japan (Industry)
Description: Sector of the economy related to electronics


Name: Kidneys of Carnivores (Organ)
Description: The organs responsible for filtering waste from the blood in carnivores.


Name: Chom-puu (Color term)
Description: Thai word for the color pink


Name: Monumental sculpture (Art form)
Description: large works


Name: Glaciers (Landform)
Description: A mass of ice and snow formed on land by accumulation and compaction of snow.


Name: Emperor Akihito (Monarch)
Description: The Emperor of Japan from 1989 to 2019


Name: P-n junctions (Device)
Description: The region between p-type and n-type regions in a semiconductor material


Name: lithium-5 (Isotope)
Description: -


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: a country in Eastern Europe


Name: Euboea Prefecture (Prefecture)
Description: -


Name: apparent magnitude of +6.7 (Astrophysical measurement)
Description: when in opposition near its perihelion


Name: Coyote (Mythical creature)
Description: A trickster figure in Native American mythology


Name: The advent of a railroad (1906 through 1941) and by road and truck since 1990 (Transportation technology)
Description: Advances in transportation that made it easier to move the marble


Name: Gateway Arch National Park (National park)
Description: A national park located in St. Louis, Missouri


Name: hydrogen-1, deuterium and helium-3 (isotopes)
Description: other stable nuclides with low binding energies per nucleon


Name: statistical units (Thing)
Description: Units of analysis in statistical studies.


Name: 24.3050 (numeric value)
Description: atomic weight of Magnesium


Name: High Qing era (Historical Period)
Description: A time period in Chinese history from the late 18th to early 19th centuries


Name: Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti (Film)
Description: A 2017 French film about Paul Gauguin's life


Name: Tonalite-trondhjemite-granodiorite melts (Magma type)
Description: Magma type resulting from eclogite melting


Name: Igneous rocks (Rocks)
Description: A naturally occurring solid mass of mineral material.


Name: 25,000 (Number)
Description: Estimated population of Texcoco


Name: Chemical vapor deposition (Industrial process)
Description: Production of boron fibers through CVD


Name: the Sahara (Desert)
Description: a large, hot desert region


Name: Marajoara culture (cultural group)
Description: a prehistoric culture that developed sophisticated pottery, social stratification, etc.


Name: Dwarf elephant (Extinct animal species)
Description: Small-bodied species of elephant thought to have become extinct around 10,000 BC


Name: Complete Tripartite Graph K2,2,2 (Graph Theory)
Description: A graph partitioned into three independent sets each consisting of two opposite vertices


Name: Victim in fraud by false pretense (party to a crime)
Description: -


Name: small bronzes (artifacts)
Description: small sculptures made of bronze


Name: Samba-reggae, Maracatu, Frevo and Afoxê (Music Genres)
Description: Popular Brazilian music traditions


Name: isotope ratios (Concept)
Description: Measurements of the relative abundance of isotopes in a sample.


Name: Gulf Coast (location)
Description: geographic region along the Gulf of Mexico


Name: September 1990 (time period)
Description: The time period during which the quarry reopened


Name: Manner (visual arts) (concept)
Description: a related term for style


Name: Mycenaean elites (social group)
Description: the rulers of Mycenaean Greece during the Bronze Age


Name: national federal government (organization)
Description: federal government of the United States


Name: Belt of Venus (or antitwilight arch) (related phenomenon)
Description: a pinkish band visible above the bluish band of Earth's shadow in the same part of the sky


Name: Star (Astronomical Object)
Description: Celestial body that generates light and heat through nuclear reactions


Name: The PATH train (transportation system)
Description: -


Name: Code State Government Article, sec. 13-319 (law)
Description: Maryland state law


Name: Ticino (canton)
Description: Canton in Switzerland


Name: East European gene cluster (Genetic Cluster)
Description: Group of populations sharing similar genetic characteristics


Name: A gemstone desired to be used in jewelry (object)
Description: a rough stone that will be cut for jewelry


Name: all officers and warrant officers (group)
Description: The soldiers who held positions of authority in the Imperial Japanese Army.


Name: Alpine orogeny (Geological event)
Description: a period of mountain-building in the Alps


Name: Humagne Blanche (wine variety)
Description: -


Name: Attorney General of Alabama (Politician)
Description: member of the executive branch


Name: 109-305 million tonnes (Quantity)
Description: The estimated amount of zinc that is currently in use in millions of tonnes.


Name: Jason of Pherae (Historical Figure)
Description: A king of Pherae who lived in the 4th century BC


Name: Metabolism movement (Art and architecture movement)
Description: influenced Japanese architects after World War II


Name: Maindreieck (Location)
Description: -


Name: Swiss People's Party (SVP) (Political Party)
Description: -


Name: Wadi Murabba'at Cave 1 (geographical feature)
Description: A cave system in the Judean Desert, West Bank


Name: Greek Parliament (legislative body)
Description: The unicameral legislature of Greece


Name: Gandhara region (Geographical region)
Description: -


Name: Harvard University (Organization)
Description: Private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts


Name: Cerium (Substance)
Description: a chemical element with atomic number 58


Name: Nacre (Material)
Description: A material secreted by molluscs to form a shell layer.


Name: women (group)
Description: in Islamic society


Name: 2,753 people (Personnel)
Description: Total number of fatalities


Name: Duke of York (later King James II of England) (Royalty)
Description: Youngest surviving son of King Charles I of England and Queen Henrietta Maria


Name: Constantin Brâncuși (Person)
Description: Romanian sculptor


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: Country in Central Europe


Name: Granite quarries (Infrastructure)
Description: granite quarries in the valley of Cresciano, Switzerland


Name: Luxury (Concept)
Description: Something that is considered valuable or desirable


Name: yuyue fu (article of clothing)
Description: formal military uniform worn by emperors


Name: Unnamed phase UM1956-02-SiO:CaHU (Phase)
Description: Unnamed lead uranium silicate


Name: Light (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation


Name: α-cristobalite (mineral composition)
Description: small-scale mineral arrangement


Name: difuoride (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: metal pieces (Material/Object)
Description: joined to form a hollow medallion or star


Name: Nacre (Biological Material)
Description: A tough and resistant substance found in certain mollusks.


Name: People of foreign background and their descendants (Group)
Description: estimated to have formed around 25% of the total population i.e. 2.8 million new Belgians


Name: Orange Order (Organisation)
Description: a Protestant fraternal organisation


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


Name: decorative purposes (Concept)
Description: since prehistoric times


Name: commoners (social class)
Description: people of lower social status


Name: tools (object)
Description: device or instrument used for a specific purpose


Name: Laos (country)
Description: a country in Southeast Asia


Name: Lathe (Machine tool)
Description: A machine that spins a block or cylinder of material


Name: Naxian honey (food product)
Description: Local honey produced on the island


Name: Hartshill quartzite (geological formation)
Description: Cambrian quartzite in Nuneaton area


Name: Uttarakhand (State)
Description: a state in Northern India


Name: processing factory (facility)
Description: a facility responsible for further processing cultured freshwater pearls


Name: Han Dynasty Period (Historical Period)
Description: -


Name: Angiotensinogen-converting enzyme inhibitors (ACE inhibitors) (Medication Class)
Description: A class of medications that inhibit the angiotensin-converting enzyme


Name: Public tertiary institutions in New Zealand (Education Institution)
Description: Institutions that provide tertiary education in New Zealand


Name: Brahman (Concept)
Description: ultimate reality


Name: Natural objects or sights (natural world)
Description: Things that occur in nature


Name: Calcium chloride (Compound)
Description: A compound composed of calcium, chlorine, and oxygen


Name: pyrope (mineral)
Description: another type of garnet


Name: Art Deco period (historical period)
Description: a style of art and design that was popular in the early 20th century


Name: German language (language)
Description: the German language


Name: Qiaotou (location)
Description: a town in Yongjia County, China


Name: Renaissance (art movement)
Description: A cultural and intellectual movement that took place in Europe from the 14th to the 17th century


Name: Greenland holds largest reserves of undeveloped rare-earth deposits (Statement)
Description: -


Name: antozonite (mineral)
Description: -


Name: Uncontrolled fires (Concept)
Description: Fires that are not contained or extinguished by firefighters


Name: German-Austria (country)
Description: state that existed from 1918 to 1920


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: a country in Central Europe


Name: Iron and Nickel (Mineral)
Description: minerals extracted from Dirfys mines


Name: Japanese curry (Food)
Description: National dish of Japan, introduced from British India


Name: Rhyolite (Rock type)
Description: Type of igneous rock that forms when rhyolite lava cools slowly


Name: the Kojiki (Japanese mythology source)
Description: oldest sources of Japanese mythology and pre-history


Name: Carbonatite magma (natural phenomenon)
Description: rare type of magma enriched in carbonates and low in silica


Name: The Netherlands (Geographical Location)
Description: The region where Ultrahigh-Carbon Steel was produced


Name: South Asia (Region)
Description: A geographic region in southern Asia


Name: Tarascan state (Geographical Region)
Description: Region in Mexico


Name: Wedges (Tool)
Description: Thin, sharp tools used to pry blocks apart


Name: village of Tuckahoe, New York (Location)
Description: Place where Tuckahoe marble was first quarried


Name: John Adams (musician)
Description: An American composer and musician


Name: Emerald (gemstone variety)
Description: a green variety of the Beryl mineral species


Name: asteroids (Celestial Body)
Description: Small, rocky objects that orbit the Sun


Name: new techniques or materials (Technological innovation)
Description: Advancements in construction methods and materials


Name: Plumage of blue jay (Birds plumage)
Description: -


Name: Advanced chemical analysis (Method)
Description: chemical analysis performed by gemological labs


Name: Oceanography (Field of study)
Description: -


Name: Central Ural Mountains (Geographical location)
Description: A mountain range in Russia where demantoid stones were mined


Name: Mode of production (Industrial process)
Description: Method of extracting or manufacturing a resource


Name: Major artistic movements in the United States (Concept)
Description: Significant developments in American art and culture


Name: Persian Achaemenid Empire (Empire)
Description: Ancient empire in the Middle East


Name: Banker (profession/occupation)
Description: A person who works in the banking industry


Name: Mississippi and Arkansas (state)
Description: states with higher rates of school corporal punishment


Name: Red states (Concept)
Description: States that voted for Republican candidates


Name: Terrace and dam construction (Agricultural infrastructure)
Description: Type of structure built for irrigation, water storage, and land management


Name: Small inset of the British Flag (Symbol)
Description: In memory of ties to Britain


Name: 12 point groups (point group)
Description: a set of symmetries for a crystal


Name: fabric materials (material)
Description: types of materials used to make clothing


Name: Narmer Palette (Object)
Description: an ancient Egyptian artifact


Name: third steel producer (title)
Description: held the title of producing the third most steel in the world


Name: a number of churches within various traditions (Group)
Description: -


Name: Vapor phase (Phase state)
Description: a state of matter characterized by a gas-like behavior


Name: Water jet grade garnet (substance)
Description: -


Name: Amorphous carbon (material)
Description: -


Name: Jöns Jakob Berzelius (Person)
Description: A Swedish chemist who made significant contributions to the field of chemistry.


Name: Lokakṣema (Person)
Description: A Kushan Buddhist monk who translated Mahāyāna scriptural texts into Chinese.


Name: partial melting of crust (physical process)
Description: process of melting the Earth's crust


Name: fourth century AD (timeframe)
Description: -


Name: Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Law/Act)
Description: US legislation on financial reform and consumer protection


Name: maritime trade route (location)
Description: A sea-based trade route connecting different regions of the ancient world


Name: Ardtornish castle (castle)
Description: a twin castle established by the MacDougalls to control the Sound of Mull


Name: deposition of a wreath as a tribute to the Italian Unknown Soldier and military parade along Via dei Fori Imperiali in Rome (ceremony component)
Description: elements of a ritual or public event


Name: New York's non-White population (Demographic)
Description: -


Name: Qing dynasty (historical event)
Description: a period in Chinese history


Name: Earth scientists (Occupation)
Description: People who study Earth science


Name: Differences between gem laboratories (concept)
Description: the variations in evaluation of gemstones among labs


Name: Khaf to Herat rail line (rail line)
Description: planned freight and passenger rail link from Iran to Afghanistan


Name: Fenitization (geological process)
Description: type of contact metamorphism


Name: Lionel Zinsou (Person)
Description: Politician and former Prime Minister of Benin


Name: United States (country)
Description: North American nation


Name: van Arkel–de Boer process (chemical process)
Description: -


Name: medical applications (healthcare service)
Description: -


Name: Major mines of the western belt (location)
Description: Notable mining sites in the Colombian region known for its high concentration of emeralds


Name: Railroading (Activity)
Description: Use of trains for transportation during the 19th century


Name: Nucleus (Component of an Atom)
Description: The central part of an atom, containing protons and neutrons.


Name: John Browne (Person)
Description: Contributor to the debate on British civil service reform


Name: 6-7 on the Mohs scale (Physical property)
Description: The hardness rating of Maw sit sit


Name: gadolinium (chemical element)
Description: rare-earth metal


Name: Saudi Arabia (Country)
Description: strategic partnership


Name: Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, Indian Ocean (Ocean)
Description: Bodies of water surrounding France


Name: biology (scientific discipline)
Description: -


Name: palace (Physical Location)
Description: -


Name: South Holland (Province)
Description: One of two provinces that make up the Holland region


Name: West Bank (Location)
Description: Region in Palestine


Name: European Union and United States (Organization)
Description: The tail entity consists of multiple organizations: European Union and United States.


Name: 9th century (time period)
Description: a decade in the first millennium


Name: Kidney Disease (Medical Condition)
Description: Chronic kidney disease


Name: glass canes (Material)
Description: long, thin pieces of glass used to create beads


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The largest city in the United States.


Name: string or chain (Objects)
Description: Material used for suspension


Name: Mallorca (Location)
Description: Island in the Balearic Islands, Spain


Name: Bhakti movement (Religious Movement)
Description: The movement in Hinduism with a strong emphasis on devotion and love


Name: Foley Square (location)
Description: A public square in Lower Manhattan, New York City


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: a chemical compound with the formula H2O


Name: Cubic lattice (Crystal system)
Description: One of the 7 crystal systems in crystallography


Name: England (Country)
Description: sovereign state located in Western Europe


Name: Minamoto clan (Family)
Description: Japanese noble family


Name: Continents (Geographic Region)
Description: The seven major landmasses of the Earth


Name: Predators (Organisms)
Description: -


Name: second steel producer (title)
Description: held the title of producing the second most steel in the world


Name: Thailand (Geography)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia


Name: John Lane (Person)
Description: a person who may have carried out experiments to smelt zinc


Name: Garry Wills (Classicist)
Description: American classicist and scholar


Name: MTA Regional Bus Operations (Service Provider)
Description: public transportation agency


Name: Barranquilla (City)
Description: A city in Colombia, designated as a district.


Name: PostBus Switzerland (Company)
Description: A Swiss bus company


Name: cheeses and milk products (FoodProduct)
Description: Local dairy products


Name: Italian Parliament (government body)
Description: a legislative assembly that represents the people of Italy


Name: Joseph Haydn (Person)
Description: an Austrian composer and musician


Name: Borates (class of compounds)
Description: -


Name: Georges Cuvier (Person)
Description: naturalist and biologist


Name: Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) (media network)
Description: non-profit public service media organization


Name: Russian people (demographic group)
Description: the native population of Russia and other Russian-speaking countries


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: nation


Name: Cretan hieroglyphic (script)
Description: a writing system used by the Minoans


Name: Belfast (city)
Description: the capital of Northern Ireland


Name: Stabilizing pins (19th century) (Building material)
Description: Added in the 19th century


Name: Southern politics (government)
Description: the system of government in the Southern states of the United States


Name: Fossil Fuel Burning (Process)
Description: -


Name: Baháʼí centers (organization)
Description: Baháʼí centers in Alabama exist in Birmingham, Huntsville, and Florence


Name: Salar people and Uyghur people (ETHNIC_GROUPS)
Description: Ethnic groups that already shaved their heads bald


Name: Drâa-Tafilalet (region)
Description: Region in southern Morocco


Name: Valais region of Switzerland (geographic region)
Description: a canton in southern Switzerland


Name: Rubens Vase (Objects)
Description: -


Name: Marcelino Arroyo, Francisco José de Caldas, Domingo de Petrés (Person)
Description: Architects who represented this style of architecture


Name: Continental crust (Geological feature)
Description: the outermost solid layer of the Earth


Name: bone-growth-stimulating proteins (biological molecules)
Description: molecules that promote bone growth


Name: various foods, fertilizers and microbe culture media (food_group and chemical category)
Description: a group of substances used for nutrition and growth


Name: Middle East (Geopolitical Region)
Description: a region located in Western Asia and North Africa


Name: 1970 (Year)
Description: the year Strømsbo gård was sold


Name: plants with adequate zinc in soil (concept)
Description: plants grown in soil with sufficient zinc content


Name: Waste recovery (recycling, reuse) (Waste reduction strategy)
Description: Practice of reducing waste through recycling and reuse


Name: Vegan Options (Food)
Description: -


Name: Soviet Union (Political Entity)
Description: Former superpower that dissolved in 1991


Name: Ilimaussaq complex of west Greenland (Geographical Location)
Description: location of occurrence


Name: garment (type of clothing)
Description: -


Name: São Paulo International Film Festival (festival)
Description: a major international film festival held annually in São Paulo, Brazil


Name: soldiers (Military personnel)
Description: Members of a military organization


Name: Aluminium oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Manet (Person)
Description: French impressionist artist


Name: Diamond Cuts in Europe (Historical Event)
Description: History of diamond cuts in Europe


Name: Extreme Temperature and Pressure (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: High pressure and temperature conditions


Name: cultures of Taiwan (concept)
Description: blend of various cultural influences


Name: Electric purple (Color)
Description: color displayed on the line of purples


Name: Louis-Joseph Dufraisse de Chaméane (Person)
Description: -


Name: Potassium feldspar (Mineral)
Description: A type of rock-forming mineral that is a mixture of silicon, oxygen, and potassium atoms.


Name: Crete Armenoi (archaeological site)
Description: location of ancient Greek settlement


Name: epilepsy (medical condition)
Description: a neurological disorder characterized by seizures


Name: mortality rate in Greece (Statistic)
Description: inhabitants per thousand


Name: Immaturity (Concept)
Description: the state of being unable or unwilling to think critically and make logical decisions


Name: 1,541 municipalities (baladiyahs) (Administrative divisions)
Description: The administrative regions within a country


Name: environment of formation (geological property)
Description: -


Name: ordinary women (social group)
Description: women from lower-ranking families or backgrounds


Name: Modernisme in Spain (Art movement)
Description: -


Name: sulfides (mineral class)
Description: -


Name: scientific comparison of all human societies (Concept)
Description: a systematic study of the cultures of all human societies


Name: O. B. Bøggild (Scientist/Mineralogist)
Description: -


Name: smooth infinitesimal analysis (mathematics)
Description: logical system for infinitesimal calculus


Name: Greenschist (Geological formation)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock


Name: Akan goldweights (artistic entity)
Description: a type of small metal sculpture from the Akan people


Name: western mountains around Fanari (geographical region)
Description: mountains in Greece


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The largest city in the United States by population.


Name: Marinids (Dynasty)
Description: a Berber dynasty that emerged during the Middle Ages in the Maghreb and al-Andalus


Name: Liao Hsueh-Cheng (Scientist)
Description: -


Name: civil service in the United Kingdom (concept)
Description: The system of public administration in the UK that includes Crown employees, but not parliamentary or local government employees.


Name: bolo (sword)
Description: type of sword used by Filipinos


Name: members of government (members)
Description: -


Name: Fula people (ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: a wide variety of cultures (cultural context)
Description: various societies and civilizations


Name: university-industry relations (Concept)
Description: Collaboration between academia and industry


Name: Greek Evangelical Church (Christian denomination)
Description: Christian denomination that represents the mainline Protestant community in Greece


Name: Pools of still water (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Inosilicates (Mineral Class)
Description: Group of minerals with tetrahedra bonded in chains


Name: Schengen Agreement (Agreement)
Description: -


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: a major world religion originating from the Indian subcontinent


Name: Groceries (food)
Description: food and household items


Name: $100 g/cm3 (density)
Description: the mass per unit volume of a substance, expressed in units of grams per cubic centimeter


Name: Emeralds (Gemstone Type)
Description: Type of precious stone that is being compared to garnets in value


Name: New Horizons (spacecraft)
Description: flyby of Pluto


Name: REE (rare-earth element) (element group)
Description: a group of elements that are relatively rare on Earth


Name: Smelting (Metallurgical Process)
Description: the process of extracting metal from its ore using heat and reducing agents


Name: Storm Bay and the port of Hobart (geographic locations)
Description: two places on Tasmania where the Beagle stopped


Name: Ishikawa clan (family)
Description: a Japanese family of daimyōs


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 29


Name: East German Army (Military Organization)
Description: armed forces


Name: Celts (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ancient people who inhabited the Iberian Peninsula before the Roman conquest.


Name: Trimethylaluminium (chemical compound)
Description: A specific aluminium trialkyl compound with a tetrahedral Al center


Name: fracture (mineral property)
Description: uneven break in the mineral


Name: diamond cuts (object)
Description: Various shapes and styles used to cut diamonds


Name: Chalcopyrite (mineral)
Description: a type of copper sulfide mineral


Name: Alps (mountain range)
Description: Mountain range where Valais is located


Name: Gravity (physical force)
Description: the force that attracts objects towards each other


Name: Prime Minister of New Zealand (office)
Description: Head of government in New Zealand


Name: Labor shortages (Problem)
Description: Shortages of workers in specific sectors


Name: Various rebel groups (rebel group)
Description: Groups that oppose the government or authority


Name: Mexican fire opals (gemstone)
Description: Fire opals from Mexico


Name: EPA (Government agency)
Description: United States Environmental Protection Agency


Name: New England Sports Center (building)
Description: An ice hockey and skating facility located in Marlborough, Massachusetts


Name: medals (object type)
Description: -


Name: female artists (group)
Description: a group of female musicians


Name: pelvic bones (anatomy)
Description: a set of fused bones located in the lower back


Name: javelins (Type of weapon)
Description: A long, pointed projectile used for hunting and combat


Name: cantons (administrative divisions)
Description: administrative divisions of Switzerland


Name: National Theatre of Scotland (theatre company)
Description: national theatre company for Scotland


Name: calcium difluoride (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: The Dreaming (Cultural myth)
Description: a set of myths and legends that explain the creation of the world


Name: Human eye (Anatomy)
Description: The organ responsible for sight


Name: ruby (Gemstone Variety)
Description: -


Name: international tourism receipts (economic data)
Description: $45.7 billion in 2019


Name: Mountainous Tourism (Type of tourism)
Description: Tourism based on mountains and hiking


Name: darbuka (Instrument)
Description: a Middle Eastern goblet drum


Name: Upper Secondary School (Education Institution)
Description: A type of school that provides secondary education in Ticino, Switzerland.


Name: Silver Penny (Concept)
Description: a type of coin minted from silver


Name: Understanding of plate tectonics developed (Scientific theory)
Description: An explanation for a natural phenomenon


Name: GDP (economic concept)
Description: The total value of goods and services produced within a country's borders


Name: A 1 cm3 specimen (physical object)
Description: a cubic centimeter sample of a material


Name: catfish industry (industry)
Description: the business of raising and selling catfish for human consumption


Name: Tonacatecuhtli Tlamacazqueh (title)
Description: high priest of the Great Temple


Name: Breithaupt (Scientist)
Description: German mineralogist


Name: high of 5.5 children in 1900 (Statistic)
Description: -


Name: D&P Pipe Works (Dr. Grabow) (organization)
Description: a pipe manufacturing company


Name: Adjusted feature (Feature)
Description: A method of adjusting the accuracy of a mechanical watch


Name: other urban Americans (group of people)
Description: -


Name: Madjedbebe rock shelter (location)
Description: possible oldest site showing human presence in Australia


Name: women's clothing (article)
Description: traditional clothing for women in Chinese culture


Name: Rome (city)
Description: The capital city of Italy


Name: Gregorian calendar (calendar system)
Description: the calendar used internationally today


Name: Crimea (region)
Description: a region in Eastern Europe


Name: von Bäckstrom (Person)
Description: Co-author of Arie Poldervaart


Name: Fiberglass (Material)
Description: A fiber reinforced polymer made of plastic reinforced by glass fibers


Name: radiochemistry in Japan (Field of Study)
Description: study of radioactive substances in Japan


Name: acidic solution and steel wool pad (chemical substance and material)
Description: -


Name: marble (rock)
Description: a type of metamorphic rock


Name: Olivine (Mg2SiO4) (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Sensitive cells (Cell type)
Description: Type of cell that responds to stimuli


Name: Hokkaido (prefecture)
Description: A prefecture located in northern Japan, known for its natural beauty and outdoor activities.


Name: Jáchymov (Location)
Description: a town in the Karlovy Vary District of Czech Republic


Name: Mimamsa school of Hinduism (school)
Description: -


Name: the inclusion of neodymium oxide (Nd2O3) in the glass melt (process)
Description: the process of adding neodymium oxide to molten glass


Name: Judiciary (Organization)
Description: The system of justice in Benin


Name: Bernese Oberland (geographical region)
Description: a region in western Switzerland


Name: Old Oppdal farm (farm)
Description: An old farm located in the Oppdal municipality.


Name: 30-39 years old (Age group)
Description: Population between 30 and 39 years old


Name: Oxford English Dictionary (dictionary entry)
Description: records earliest usage of term 'ferronnière' in World of Fashion publication


Name: Armenian food and wine (category/setting)
Description: uses pomegranate juice


Name: Carpathian Basin (geographical region)
Description: a geographical region in Central Europe


Name: Omiroupoli Municipality (Municipality)
Description: Local government unit covering Vrontados and other nearby villages


Name: OpenStand principles (Standard)
Description: -


Name: Guiné de Cabo Verde (Geographic term)
Description: A historical name for Upper Guinea


Name: Tube feet (Body part)
Description: small, transparent, adhesive structures


Name: end of the Bronze Age in this region (Period)
Description: the time period that ended with the collapse of the Bronze Age


Name: Metropolitanate of Kyiv (Organization)
Description: church entity


Name: Olive-Green (Color)
Description: A shade of green with a yellow or brown tint.


Name: Phenakite (Mineral)
Description: a fairly rare nesosilicate mineral consisting of beryllium orthosilicate


Name: mineralization (process)
Description: the process of forming minerals


Name: Liver, Muscle, and Bone (Body Part)
Description: found mainly in the liver, muscle, and bone


Name: Diamond (Gemstone Type)
Description: a type of mineral used in jewelry


Name: Physical Properties (Material Property)
Description: a description of the characteristics of a material, such as its melting point or density


Name: Aluminosilicate (Mineral Class)
Description: structurally composed of one [SiO4]4− tetrahedron, and one Al3+ in octahedral coordination


Name: India (country)
Description: subcontinent ruled directly by the British government


Name: Protective coating (Component)
Description: protects against abrasion, tarnishing, and corrosion


Name: Drawing (Artistic technique)
Description: The process of making marks on a surface using various tools and techniques.


Name: Prajñāpāramitā sutras (Buddhist scripture)
Description: scriptures that emphasize emptiness as a central concept


Name: Zinc signalling (biological process)
Description: the process by which cells communicate with each other using zinc ions


Name: 'A Diamond is Forever' (Advertising Campaign)
Description: A marketing effort by De Beers to associate diamonds with romance and commitment.


Name: rose (Flower)
Description: Symbol on the Rhodian coins, also meaning 'Rhodes'


Name: Banquets (event type)
Description: -


Name: Fishhook (Object)
Description: Lost fishhook belonging to Hoderi


Name: Braden Copper Company (Company)
Description: Chilean copper company


Name: boar's tusk helmet (Type of headgear)
Description: A helmet shaped like a boar's tusk, used by Mycenaean soldiers


Name: Industrial processes (process)
Description: a series of actions or events


Name: inexpensive abrasive (material)
Description: an abrasive that is cheap to produce or acquire


Name: increase in microbial activity resulting from higher energy and nutrient availability released from FOM (process)
Description: -


Name: lunisolar calendar system (Calendar System)
Description: Direct reading in either lunar or solar dates and conversion between them


Name: Tornado Alley (Geographic region)
Description: an area prone to severe thunderstorms and tornadoes


Name: Affected rocks (geological formation)
Description: rocks undergoing metamorphism


Name: Melt, rich in potassium and sulfate (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process


Name: Graphite (Allotrope of Carbon)
Description: thermodynamically more stable than diamond at pressures below 1.7 GPa


Name: Çanakkale 1915 Bridge, Marmaray tunnel, and Eurasia tunnel (Infrastructure)
Description: Transportation infrastructure connecting the Asian and European sides of Turkey.


Name: Punitive damages to punish or deter the misconduct (process)
Description: -


Name: Byzantine Emperor (Person)
Description: -


Name: Dost Mohammad Khan (Person)
Description: Leader of the Emirate of Kabul


Name: Pottery (Art form)
Description: type of ceramic work


Name: Parthenos Maria (Christian figure)
Description: Virgin Mary


Name: Alaska Native population (community)
Description: -


Name: Copyright protection (Law)
Description: Protects the rights of creators to their original works


Name: Earrings (Accessories)
Description: ornaments worn on the ear


Name: Antiprism (Polyhedron)
Description: A prism-like polyhedron with lateral faces replaced by alternating equilateral triangles.


Name: South Asia (geographical region)
Description: the southern part of the Asian continent


Name: West Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in the Middle East that corresponds to modern-day Iraq, Kuwait, and parts of Syria


Name: Materials used for tableware (Attribute)
Description: Type of material used for tableware


Name: rose quartz (type of quartz)
Description: a type of quartz that is pink in color


Name: Cairns Group and Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (International Organization)
Description: Economic cooperation body


Name: Phidias (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek sculptor and painter.


Name: Corsica (island)
Description: an island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: filigree workers in India (group/organization)
Description: -


Name: Persia (Country)
Description: Western Asian country


Name: Eschatology (Field of study)
Description: study of the end of life


Name: Caracol Radio (Radio network)
Description: privately owned radio network


Name: Venus of Dolní Věstonice (Artwork)
Description: -


Name: Teacher (Occupation)
Description: Inferior answers


Name: seals from the Nguyễn lords period (Fact)
Description: -


Name: Dutch (Nationality)
Description: The national identity of The Netherlands


Name: Standard Mandarin (Language)
Description: variety of Mandarin based on the Beijing dialect


Name: Pepin the Short (Ruler)
Description: A Frankish ruler who seized the crown of Francia from the weakened Merovingians and founded the Carolingian dynasty.


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: Country with significant number of migrants to Greece


Name: invention of agriculture (event)
Description: the development and use of farming techniques to grow crops for food and other purposes


Name: Chinese sphere of influence (Geographic region)
Description: territory under Chinese cultural and linguistic influence


Name: China (Geographical Location)
Description: the country where black ink was created


Name: Afghans (people)
Description: Citizens of Afghanistan


Name: Art World (Cultural Concept)
Description: The community and industry surrounding art


Name: Boston Marathon (Event)
Description: Annual marathon run in Boston, Massachusetts


Name: Missouri farmers (Group)
Description: -


Name: Zinc ore (Ore)
Description: the ore Zinc


Name: Vlaardingen culture (culture)
Description: -


Name: marble (Rock formation)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock.


Name: Marble (town)
Description: a small town in Colorado where Yule Marble is quarried


Name: Armo (municipality)
Description: a commune in Piedmont region


Name: Late Bronze Age transition (Time Period)
Description: The period between the Middle and Late Bronze Ages


Name: Ancient Greek: σμάραγδος (smáragdos) (Language term)
Description: -


Name: universities and non-profit institutions (economic sector)
Description: Institutions providing education and public services


Name: 39 active airports (countable noun)
Description: number of active airports


Name: Caracalla (Person)
Description: A Roman emperor


Name: Buddhist scholars (Scholars)
Description: -


Name: Thrace (region)
Description: Region in eastern Greece


Name: Alexander Matveyev (Person)
Description: Russian sculptor


Name: Nepal (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia where Hinduism has significant influence


Name: Big Bang theory (concept)
Description: cosmological model that suggests the universe began as a singularity around 13.8 billion years ago and has been expanding ever since


Name: Acropolis (architectural structure)
Description: the ancient citadel in Athens, Greece


Name: Rapid City (City)
Description: The largest city in the Black Hills


Name: Conflict minerals law (law)
Description: A law that aims to prevent the use of conflict minerals in products


Name: Albania (geography)
Description: country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Generation Z (Demographic Group)
Description: a demographic group


Name: Central African Republic (country)
Description: -


Name: Traveling 355 km on water between Tripoli and Lampedusa (Maritime route)
Description: Sea route between Libya and Italy


Name: Afghan tribal areas (Geographical area)
Description: Region inhabited by Afghan tribes


Name: Style (conceptual art category)
Description: A particular way of creating art


Name: Rock being buried below the Earth's surface (Geological feature)
Description: Process by which rocks are buried beneath the Earth's surface


Name: Imazighen! Beauty and Artisanship in Berber Life (Exhibition)
Description: A public display of art, artifacts, or other cultural items


Name: Czech Bible translations (Literary work)
Description: translations of the Bible into the Czech language


Name: Helium fluorohydride (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Earth's atmosphere (natural environment)
Description: the mixture of gases surrounding the planet


Name: gulden (currency)
Description: former currency of the Netherlands


Name: slate tiles (building material)
Description: tiles made from slate rock used in construction


Name: Purusha (Concept)
Description: cosmic self or consciousness


Name: Rococo Period (Artistic Movement)
Description: Historical art style or period


Name: diamond simulants (diamond_simulant_type)
Description: man-made materials designed to mimic the appearance and properties of diamonds, with characteristics similar to those of natural diamonds


Name: Otto Bauer (Person)
Description: Austrian politician


Name: Advances in mechanical devices (Event)
Description: Improvements in technology that allow for new capabilities


Name: zinc and zinc chloride (chemical reactants)
Description: reacting substances in chemical reaction


Name: Fancy color diamonds (diamond category)
Description: category of diamonds with colorful appearance


Name: US policy (policy/law)
Description: national level regulations and laws in the United States


Name: Red Flag (Symbol)
Description: a red flag adopted by all of Vietnam in 1975


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: Major source country of international tourists to New York City


Name: Spontaneity (Personality Trait)
Description: impulsiveness and willingness to take risks


Name: analysis (Scientific Study)
Description: -


Name: Tahiti Iti (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Smaller, southeastern part of the island Tahiti


Name: monumental sculpture in wood (category)
Description: -


Name: UK government (government)
Description: the government of the United Kingdom


Name: Capodimonte, Naples (architectural structure)
Description: a palace in Italy


Name: respiratory system (System of the Body)
Description: system for breathing and gas exchange


Name: Western art (art history categories)
Description: Categories of visual art from the Western world


Name: Shaft Grave period (time period)
Description: a phase in the development of Mycenaean civilization


Name: Modern space suits (Equipment)
Description: Suits worn by astronauts for protection during space travel.


Name: Magnesium fluorosilicate (MgSiF6) (chemical compound)
Description: and hydrochloric acid (HCl) react to form calcium hexafluorosilicate


Name: workers (people)
Description: Young women and children from rural areas.


Name: Bronze sculptures (Artwork)
Description: -


Name: 32-33 months (time period)
Description: the time it takes for the festivals and crop-related rituals to fall in the appropriate season


Name: Derby Museum and Art Gallery (cultural institution)
Description: Museum and art gallery in Derbyshire


Name: Port of Odesa (Port)
Description: A place where ships can load and unload cargo or passengers


Name: Czernobol (location)
Description: a city in Ukraine


Name: A dresser 20 feet long on either side of the room (Entity)
Description: Furniture displaying plate


Name: Classical compounds (Compound formation method)
Description: Compounds derived from classical Latin or ancient Greek roots


Name: Yule Marble Quarry (location)
Description: A marble quarry in Colorado, USA


Name: native Spaniards (Ethnic group)
Description: Group of people sharing a common ancestry, culture, and nationality


Name: Driving force (Concept)
Description: The energy required for a process to occur


Name: Universally Quantified Conditionals (Relationship Type)
Description: Express the notion that a type is a subtype of another type


Name: Peru (Country)
Description: a country in South America


Name: bone grafting and reconstructive surgery (medical procedure)
Description: surgical procedures to repair or replace bone


Name: Horta (Town)
Description: The largest town on Faial Island


Name: Africans (Ethnic Group)
Description: People of African descent


Name: Manganese (element)
Description: -


Name: Central Macedonia (region)
Description: Region in northern Greece


Name: topaz (Gemstone)
Description: a type of mineral used in jewelry


Name: Apeiron (Word)
Description: Greck word for infinite or unbounded


Name: wagon (equipment)
Description: used for towing blocks from the quarry to the mill site


Name: Cretan cities (Geographic Location)
Description: Cities located on the island of Crete


Name: LM II (time_period)
Description: a phase of Minoan civilization


Name: urban population (Demographic)
Description: Population living in cities and towns


Name: Southeast Missouri State University (university)
Description: 1873


Name: Nobel Committee (organization)
Description: the organization responsible for awarding the Nobel Prize


Name: Moon (celestial body)
Description: increasing ambient lighting


Name: train travel (Infrastructure)
Description: Well-established train network


Name: light (light)
Description: the physical phenomenon that allows us to perceive color and other properties of objects


Name: Globigerina limestone (type of rock)
Description: a type of sedimentary rock unique to Malta


Name: Standard German (Language)
Description: A language spoken by 10.6% of the permanent resident population


Name: Stora Kopparberg (Mine)
Description: copper mine located in Sweden


Name: Martin Heinrich Klaproth (Scientist)
Description: A scientist who analyzed emeralds and beryls


Name: Jijel (City)
Description: City in Algeria


Name: Nesosilicate (Mineral Class)
Description: -


Name: Maserati (Team)
Description: An Italian auto racing team competing in Formula One World Championship


Name: Silicate perovskite (Mg,Fe)SiO3 (Mineral)
Description: silicate mineral with magnesium and iron content


Name: health index (Concept/Index)
Description: measurement of health outcomes


Name: French crown (geopolitical entity)
Description: Geographical area ruled by a monarch or government


Name: Paper (Printing material)
Description: A type of paper used for printing


Name: Fenela, Fiona and Finola (list_of_names)
Description: names taken from the color white


Name: Divs (Mythical creature)
Description: monstrous creatures from Afghan folklore and mythology


Name: Dallas County (County)
Description: county in Alabama


Name: hand engraving tools (tool)
Description: machines used to perform hand engraving tasks


Name: Calabrian 'Ndrangheta (Organized Crime Group)
Description: accounts alone for 3% of GDP.


Name: King François I (king)
Description: ruler of France


Name: global commercial spaceflight industry (Industry)
Description: The market for launching satellites and spacecraft


Name: Sanskrit word Aśvakan (Language)
Description: Ancient language


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


Name: Germans (Armed forces)
Description: German military during World War II


Name: humans and gods alike (human group)
Description: people and deities of the Aztec realm


Name: Roughening a metal plate with thousands of little dots (Technique)
Description: Using rocker tool to create pits in the plate


Name: Cladistics (classification method)
Description: school of historical classification


Name: carat weight (property)
Description: weight of a diamond measured in carats


Name: paint pigment (chemical compound)
Description: substances used to color paints and inks


Name: dark clays, marbles and sandy limestones (Rock type)
Description: sediments deposited in oceanic basins


Name: Abbé de Hautefeuille (historical figure)
Description: -


Name: beads (product or service)
Description: small, decorative objects worn on the body


Name: garnet group (mineral group)
Description: a group of minerals with similar crystal structure


Name: radical nationalist movement led by ETA (social_movement)
Description: A violent campaign for Basque independence


Name: Southeastern region (Region)
Description: Most populous region of Brazil


Name: Morge stream (Geographical Feature)
Description: River that marked boundary between Lower Valais and Upper Valais


Name: engine oil additives (Product category)
Description: A substance added to engine oil for improved performance


Name: The Manhattan Bridge (Bridge)
Description: -


Name: Yellowcake (Substance)
Description: produced in the separation of uranium from other elements


Name: People, especially children (Group of People)
Description: -


Name: Isotope ratios (Concept)
Description: The ratio of different isotopes in a sample


Name: Mariánské Lázně (geographical location)
Description: spa town in the Karlovy Vary District of the Czech Republic


Name: Pottery styles (Art form)
Description: -


Name: Telenor (company)
Description: telecommunication provider


Name: Cosmic rays (Type of Radiation)
Description: high-energy particles from space


Name: Silicon atoms Si4+ (Chemical compound)
Description: A type of atom found in some mineral species


Name: Constitutional changes in 1840 (Event)
Description: Changes to the constitution initiated in 1840


Name: 63.3 million (2023) (Financial figure)
Description: Number of tourists visiting New York City in 2023


Name: Volga-Dnieper region of southern Russia and Ukraine (Geographic location)
Description: Region in southern Russia and Ukraine that is believed to be the homeland of the Proto-Indo-Europeans


Name: Alabama State Treasurer (Politician)
Description: member of the executive branch


Name: Mesopotamia (geographical region)
Description: a historical region in the Middle East


Name: Selective burnishing (Process)
Description: Burnishing areas of the surface to create image


Name: Theosophical Society (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Public Administrations (Governmental Institution)
Description: Administrative bodies responsible for delivering public services within the autonomous communities


Name: Church practices (concept)
Description: Baptism, confirmation, marriage, and burial rites


Name: Basel-City (Canton)
Description: One of the administrative divisions of Switzerland


Name: Grihastha stage (phase of life)
Description: the married stage of life in Hinduism


Name: Assyrians (Group)
Description: Ancient civilization


Name: land of the Afghans (Phrase)
Description: Historical meaning


Name: Neodymium (Nd) (Chemical element)
Description: the chemical symbol for neodymium


Name: Ibn Khaldun (Person)
Description: Historian


Name: Supreme Courts of Greece (organization)
Description: highest court in Greece


Name: daguerreotype (Concept)
Description: Early photographic process


Name: uranium and chlorine (elemental substances)
Description: chemical elements


Name: Puccini (Composer)
Description: Romantic composer


Name: Om (icon)
Description: a sacred syllable in Hinduism


Name: Wat Phra Kaew (Building)
Description: An emerald Buddhist temple in Thailand that has ornamental gold-leafed statues and roofs


Name: Taiwan (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: An island nation located in East Asia.


Name: Fon language (language)
Description: a language spoken in Benin and Togo


Name: Delta Sigma Pi fraternity (Fraternity)
Description: a professional organization for business students


Name: Nature (Concept)
Description: the state of the world around us


Name: Monks of the Benedictine Order (Group)
Description: a group of monks in Christianity


Name: Ming dynasty (historical period)
Description: a Chinese dynasty


Name: Chandragupta Maurya (Historical Figure)
Description: The founder of the Mauryan Empire


Name: William B. Bankhead National Forest (landmark)
Description: -


Name: Gold (Chemical element)
Description: a chemical element with atomic number 79


Name: Gandharan texts (Texts)
Description: Earliest manuscripts containing early discourses


Name: British colonization (Event)
Description: The process of British settlement and governance in North America


Name: Museo Picasso Málaga and Natal House Foundation (Museum)
Description: Art museum and foundation dedicated to Picasso's work


Name: Bauxite (mineral resource)
Description: A type of rock used in the production of aluminium


Name: carrier traps (Concept)
Description: Impurities or dislocations that can trap electrons or holes


Name: Healthy advance in taxonomy (Concept)
Description: A concept related to the advancement of taxonomy


Name: France (Country)
Description: European country


Name: Sedimentary limestone (Rock type)
Description: Type of rock formed from mineral particles deposited by water or ice


Name: De-icing agent (Substance)
Description: A substance used to prevent ice formation


Name: Most chemical compounds (Chemical compound)
Description: The majority of all known chemical compounds contain carbon as a component element.


Name: Australian mainland (Geographical Location)
Description: Mainland of Australia


Name: Benedict's reagent and Fehling's solution (Chemical Reagents)
Description: A chemical test for reducing sugars


Name: carbon (Chemical element)
Description: The lightest chemical element, with the atomic number 6.


Name: Unsurpassable Yoga Tantra (Buddhist texts)
Description: A collection of tantric techniques


Name: Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin (Tennis players)
Description: Belgian tennis players who were ranked number one female tennis player


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


Name: bone (anatomical structure)
Description: the rigid, calcified tissue that makes up much of the skeleton


Name: Groton, Connecticut (city)
Description: city in Connecticut


Name: Early European Farmers (EEF) (ancestry source)
Description: a group of people who introduced farming to Europe during the Neolithic period


Name: Beryllium (Material)
Description: metal element with symbol Be


Name: All pagan temples in the Eastern Roman Empire (Group of Buildings)
Description: -


Name: Seljuk Turks (Group of People)
Description: Turkic-speaking people who were part of the Seljuk Empire


Name: Jovan Mitreski (president)
Description: current president of Parliament


Name: Phosphate mineral (mineral)
Description: contains the tetrahedrally coordinated phosphate anion