Name: Mining (Process)
Description: Modern process of extracting desired materials from the earth.


Name: Eye (Organ)
Description: A complex organ of the body


Name: Mount Kisco (Village)
Description: Village located in Westchester County


Name: Constantine (Person)
Description: A converted Jew from Synnada who lived in the 10th century and is honored by the Greek Church on 26 December


Name: Colloidal Gold (chemical compound)
Description: suspensions of gold nanoparticles


Name: Ozone (Substance)
Description: A substance near the Earth's surface


Name: English (Language)
Description: A widely spoken language


Name: Katzbalger (Weapon)
Description: A shorter sword with an S-shaped guard and used when fighting became too close to use a zweihänder


Name: Certain tasks or areas in a workplace (workplace condition)
Description: Specific tasks or certain parts of the work environment


Name: December 1944 (Time Period)
Description: Month when Arie Poldervaart left South Africa


Name: jewel (Object)
Description: A precious stone or other valuable object that jewellery is derived from


Name: Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore (Person)
Description: The chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court who installed a Ten Commandments monument in the state capitol.


Name: Chancellor (Position)
Description: The Chancellor of Germany


Name: Radiation Emitted by Uranium and its Compounds (Scientific Concept)
Description: The radiation emitted by uranium and its compounds, present in very small quantities


Name: Axis Powers (Military Alliance)
Description: An alliance that included Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War II


Name: Hanfu-style clothing (clothing)
Description: Traditional Han Chinese attire


Name: Movement (Action)
Description: Reacts mainly to movement


Name: I-359 in Tuscaloosa (Transportation_route)
Description: An auxiliary interstate highway in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.


Name: New Haven, Connecticut (location)
Description: City in the U.S. state of Connecticut


Name: Halland (region)
Description: A region in Sweden


Name: Byzantine sources (historical source)
Description: in the 11th century, in the Strategikon of Kekaumenos and Anna Komnene's Alexiad


Name: Nephrite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral which was believed to cure kidney disease in ancient times.


Name: Hauerite (MnS2) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral similar in structure to Pyrite


Name: Naqada, Egypt (Location)
Description: An archaeological site located in Egypt, where copper sewing needles were found.


Name: Government (Institution)
Description: The Spanish Government


Name: Cordillera Cantábrica (Cantabrian Range) (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range in northern Spain


Name: Hallands Fotbollförbund (Organization)
Description: Administrator of football in the province Halland


Name: dried acrylic resin (Material)
Description: A synthetic resin material.


Name: Fertile Plains, Forests, and Extensive Rivers (Geographical Feature)
Description: Natural features characteristic of the state of Missouri


Name: Historical Philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: A philosophical approach that emphasizes the role of history in understanding human nature


Name: a high level of organic compounds, and rich in silicates, oxides, and sulfides (Composition)
Description: The chemical composition of the Tenham meteorite


Name: Base (Part of Marble)
Description: The base piece of the Tomb of the Unknowns marble


Name: Rome (City)
Description: An ancient city in Italy, now the capital of Italy


Name: Foreign Governments, Foreign Press Agencies, Non-governmental Organizations (Organization)
Description: Entities that criticize China's human rights situation


Name: Moorish occupation of Iberia (historical event)
Description: The period during which Muslim forces occupied much of modern-day Spain and Portugal, from the 8th to the 15th centuries


Name: Algerian Mooresse (ethnic group)
Description: ethnicity of Hasan's mother


Name: Inclusions (Fossils)
Description: Fossils found within fossil resin, usually small invertebrates like insects and spiders.


Name: Stoke-on-Trent (Location)
Description: Location where these companies operated


Name: Silica-hematite fluids (Type of hydrothermal fluid)
Description: A specific type of hydrothermal fluid that contains silica and hematite.


Name: Reddish color (Color)
Description: A color that olivine may change to due to the oxidation of iron


Name: North Africa or the northern and southern Mediterranean littoral (geographical location)
Description: Coasts of modern-day North Africa and the Mediterranean Sea


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


Name: Harriet Beecher Stowe (Person)
Description: Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin


Name: United States (U.S.) (Location)
Description: North American country that is a federal republic composed of 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories, and various possessions


Name: Indus Valley Civilization (Civilization)
Description: An archaeological culture of the Bronze Age in the Indus River basin


Name: Myth of Emperor Jimmu (Narrative)
Description: Establishes the origins and power of the Japanese imperial family as divine.


Name: Mouth and Tube Feet (Physical Feature)
Description: The openings for feeding and locomotion on the sea urchin's test.


Name: Phanes (Person)
Description: A person whose earliest inscribed coins are those of Phanes, dated to 625–600 BC from Ephesus in Ionia.


Name: Written language and Etruscan alphabet (communication method)
Description: Way of recording information, thoughts, and ideas in a system of written symbols


Name: Alloy of Sodium and Potassium (NaK) (Alloy)
Description: An alloy used as a heat-transfer medium, desiccant for producing dry and air-free solvents.


Name: Fatimids (Historical Group)
Description: The Fatimid Caliphate during the Middle Ages


Name: Traditional costumes (Clothing)
Description: Worn at bullfights and parties on large estates


Name: Kansas City (City)
Description: A city in the state of Missouri


Name: Metasomatism in mantle peridotite (Geological Process)
Description: The effect of metasomatism on mantle peridotite


Name: Semiconductor Class of Materials (Class of Materials)
Description: The class of materials that includes semiconductors.


Name: Sheep and Goats Herding (Animal Husbandry)
Description: One of the activities the inhabitants of Thasos engage in


Name: Higher Values and Commemorative Purposes (Usage)
Description: Bimetallic coins are often used for higher values or commemorative purposes.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Official and predominantly spoken language in Germany


Name: Thorium (Isotope)
Description: Another isotope found in Zircon, which can cause metamictization


Name: Transcendental consciousness (Concept)
Description: A state of perfect being, self-realization, freedom and understanding the universe as the Self


Name: 1971 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: warm-temperate region (Climate Zone)
Description: A climate zone characterised by moderate temperatures throughout the year


Name: Statue of Liberty (Monument)
Description: A gift from France, dedicated in New York Harbor.


Name: Napoleon (Person)
Description: French military and political leader


Name: Carbon Nanoparticles (Chemical Compound)
Description: Tiny particles of carbon that are deadly to Drosophila


Name: Australites (Tektite Class)
Description: A type of tektite believed to have been formed and scattered as a result of the collision of a large asteroid or comet with Earth


Name: Fleet (Animal)
Description: A relatively tame urban red fox tracked as part of a wider study


Name: ɂehtsǝ́o Erǝ́ya (Person)
Description: A Dene Elder known for making prophecies


Name: Maiverfassung (Constitution)
Description: the new constitution imposed by Kurt Schuschnigg on 1 May 1934


Name: High Classical style (artistic style)
Description: A period of artistic development in Ancient Greek sculpture


Name: Refractory black carbon (rBC) (Substance)
Description: A specific component of air pollution produced during the burning of joss paper.


Name: Madison (City)
Description: The city is located north of Huntsville, and was incorporated on February 12, 1809.


Name: Noble Raron family (historical figure)
Description: The noble Raron family during the Raron affair


Name: Calcium gluconate (chemical compound)
Description: A treatment for hydrofluoric acid poisoning


Name: Nicholas Steno (Scientist)
Description: Scientist who made the association of shark teeth with ancient Greco-Roman mythology's tongue stones.


Name: 19th Century (Time Period)
Description: The 19th century, during the time of the Empire of Brazil.


Name: Chief Justice (Position)
Description: The position of chief justice


Name: Elite women (High social class)
Description: Females married to male elites


Name: International organizations (Organization)
Description: Various global entities


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: Lonsdaleite is a form of carbon.


Name: Tranquility (Emotion)
Description: A state of calmness, peacefulness, or serenity.


Name: Blue color in sapphires (color)
Description: The blue color seen in sapphires due to the transfer of electrons from one transition-metal ion to another


Name: Middle Ages, Germany and France (Historical Period Location)
Description: The period and region where the wild Gooseberry was valued medicinally.


Name: Gunderic (Person)
Description: King of the Vandals


Name: Shokunin (Occupation)
Description: A Japanese term for 'artisan' or 'craftsman'


Name: Ami, Atayal, Bunun, Kanakanavu, Kavalan, Paiwan, Puyuma, Rukai, Saisiyat, Saaroa, Sakizaya, Sediq, Thao, Truku and Tsou (ethnicity)
Description: The 16 indigenous groups recognized by the government of Taiwan


Name: Piazza della Riforma (Location)
Description: A square in Lugano, Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Clockwise angle from B to C about A (Angle Type)
Description: An angle measured in a clockwise direction from point B to point C around point A.


Name: Sapieha family (Family)
Description: A noble Lithuanian family, prominent in the 16th to 18th centuries


Name: 800 kilometres (spatial information)
Description: -


Name: liturgical language (classification of language)
Description: Classification of language that Old Church Slavonic was recognized as


Name: European Commission (Institution)
Description: One of the seven institutions of the European Union


Name: More detailed (chemical and radiochemical) analysis of lunar rocks (Scientific Method)
Description: A method used to refute the lunar theory of Australite origin


Name: Rifting Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process occurring during the separation of continents that results in the transformation of rocks under high temperature and pressure.


Name: sodium carbonate brines (GeochemicalSubstance)
Description: Highly alkaline water containing sodium ions


Name: Examples (artifact collection)
Description: Two large examples of thicker rounded forms


Name: Wadsleyite and Ringwoodite (Minerals)
Description: Two known polymorphs of forsterite, mainly found in meteorites.


Name: Gabriele D'Annunzio (Literary Figure)
Description: Modern literary figure


Name: Argentina (Country)
Description: A country located in South America


Name: Hercynian massifs (Geographical Feature)
Description: Massifs formed during the Hercynian uplift


Name: Modern Hanfu (Clothing style)
Description: A style of modern Han Chinese clothing that can be worn daily and combined with other cultures' clothing.


Name: Paul Scherrer Institute (Research Institute)
Description: An institute focusing on research and development of neutron scattering technologies


Name: Glass inlay work and intaglio gems (characteristics)
Description: Additional distinctive features of Etruscan jewelry


Name: International E-Waste Management Network (IEMN) (Network)
Description: A network involved in the management of e-waste on an international level


Name: Origination of endless cycles of dukkha and rebirth (Concept)
Description: Buddhism uses Pratityasamutpada to explain the continuous cycle of suffering and reincarnation


Name: Han settlers (Cultural Group)
Description: The Han Chinese population that settled in Taiwan during Qing rule


Name: the solubility of CaCO3 (Geological Feature)
Description: The property that allows certain minerals or compounds to dissolve in a liquid


Name: Appropriately hard abrasive (Abrasive type)
Description: An abrasive that is appropriately hard for a given task


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A material made primarily of iron and carbon, which vanadium is sometimes added to improve its properties


Name: False (State)
Description: Whether the Japanese freshwater pearl industry still exists (false).


Name: The Lion of Merelani (tsavorite)
Description: A square cushion cut tsavorite that weighs 116.76 carats and has 177 facets, on display at the Smithsonian Institution


Name: Gemological microscopic study, spectroscopic analysis (Methods of Analysis)
Description: Techniques used to determine the origin and authenticity of gemstones.


Name: Significant Producer (Classification of Location)
Description: -


Name: Birthstone Ring and/or Birthday Stone Ring (Jewelry)
Description: Rings customarily worn on the first finger of the right hand.


Name: public health resources in Andalusia (resource)
Description: Resources used for public healthcare in Andalusia before devolution


Name: Standard HTML Color (Color Model)
Description: The standard color for purple in HTML


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the east and southeast


Name: Variety of colors (mineral_properties)
Description: The different colors of beryl due to impurities.


Name: Synthetic Quartz Crystals on an Industrial Scale (Mineral Resource)
Description: Crystals that are today used in the modern electronics industry.


Name: Neidan (内单) (Inner Garment)
Description: Inner garment worn in the Ming dynasty


Name: opium (Drug)
Description: Drug that was produced in Mycenaean Greece


Name: their rulers (PoliticalLeaders)
Description: Individuals holding political power


Name: Metalwork (Artistic technique)
Description: A broad category of techniques used to shape and decorate metal objects


Name: [14,874] (Value)
Description: The strength test result in pounds per square inch from the year 1996


Name: Pali Canon (Text)
Description: The scriptures of the Theravada school


Name: Turkish Fleet (Fleet)
Description: -


Name: Silicon Dioxide (non-metallic materials)
Description: A non-metallic material used for dielectric coating.


Name: Thomas Thomson (Person)
Description: Scottish chemist who gave silicon its present name in 1817


Name: resources (Economy)
Description: The wealth and productive capacity of a country or region, including its natural resources, infrastructure, and economic activity


Name: - (-)
Description: Part of the overall approach to climate change adaptation in the Netherlands


Name: Old Great Bulgaria (Historical Entity)
Description: Centre of Old Great Bulgaria in the 7th century


Name: Russian troops (Military_unit)
Description: Troops of Russia that participated in the restoration of the Netherlands


Name: high alpine meadows (geographical_location)
Description: High altitude grasslands found within the Alps


Name: ROC territory under Chinese Communist control (Territory under Control)
Description: Outside the Taiwan Area


Name: whether the minerals used in their products originated in the DRC or adjoining countries (Regulation Requirement)
Description: A provision within the conflict minerals law that requires companies to report whether the minerals they use are from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) or its neighboring countries.


Name: Many scholars (scholar)
Description: Collective term for researchers who question the accuracy of historical accounts


Name: Decorative aggregates, Interior decors, Building stones, Facing stones, Garden decoration and curbing, Cemetery markers, Commemorative tablets, Creating artworks, Writing slates (Uses)
Description: Used in decorative aggregates, interior decors, building stones, facing stones, garden decoration and curbing, cemetery markers, commemorative tablets, creating artworks, writing slates


Name: Belomorite (Mineral Variety)
Description: A variety of albite with iridescent properties


Name: Opere di commessi (Florence and Naples) (Name)
Description: The name used for this technique in Florence and Naples.


Name: Belgrade (City)
Description: A city in Serbia


Name: Afghanistan, Russia, Chile, Pakistan, Italy, Mongolia, United States, Canada (Country)
Description: Various countries where lapis lazuli is mined


Name: Export Value (Measurement)
Description: 21% of the Dutch total export value in 2016


Name: German occupiers (Military Force)
Description: The military force of Germany during the occupation of Norway.


Name: Corundum (Sapphire) (Material)
Description: A type of corundum with a range of physical properties


Name: Articles in life sciences (Field of study)
Description: Publications related to life sciences


Name: Crystallography (Field)
Description: A field of science dealing with the arrangement and properties of atoms in solids.


Name: Minoan Civilization (Ancient Civilization)
Description: A Bronze Age civilization centred on the island of Crete


Name: Polisario forces (MilitaryGroup)
Description: Armed liberation movement in Western Sahara


Name: Economic integration among its member states (Economic activity)
Description: The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) aims to foster economic integration among its member countries.


Name: Dense limestone (Geological Classification)
Description: Limestone with a dense structure


Name: finite area (Geometric property)
Description: An area that is not infinite


Name: Molluscs (Class of Animals)
Description: A taxonomic group containing animals without an exoskeleton, such as snails and clams.


Name: General Francisco Franco (Person)
Description: A Spanish general who led the Nationalist forces in the Spanish Civil War


Name: Green (Color)
Description: The color associated with those born on a Wednesday in Thailand


Name: separate plates, blocks or screens (Printing tools)
Description: Tools used by printmakers in the process of etching, screen printing, woodcut, or linocut.


Name: Different kinds of qun (Clothing)
Description: Different types of clothing made from qun


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: Mountain range where Rhône Valley is situated


Name: Blast furnace and crucible steel (Artifact and Material)
Description: A blast furnace is a type of metallurgical furnace, while crucible steel is produced using small amounts of iron ore in a crucible


Name: Highland Council (Local Government)
Description: A council area covering a third of Scotland's area but only over 200,000 people


Name: Low-Power Applications (Application)
Description: Applications such as laptops, smartphones, and digital watches.


Name: Descriptive geology of Nevada south of the fortieth parallel and adjacent portions of California (Geological Research Paper)
Description: A geological research paper by Josiah Edward Spurr published in U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin


Name: Gabbro and serpentine (Geological Rocks)
Description: -


Name: Toše Proeski Arena (Stadium)
Description: The home stadium of the North Macedonia national football team


Name: Amulet (Object)
Description: The object that was used by the ancient Egyptians.


Name: Conservation (Activity)
Description: preserving and protecting natural resources


Name: Roofing and siding (Usage)
Description: Has been supplanted in some uses by synthetic underlayments and siding by housewraps


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe and North Asia.


Name: Gold(II) Sulfate (Compound)
Description: A compound containing Au4+2 cations, originally thought to be a mixed-valence compound but has been shown to contain only gold in the +2 oxidation state


Name: Siloxane bonds and silanol groups (Chemical compound)
Description: Makes the opal surface very hydrophilic


Name: Enrico Fermi's Chicago Pile (Nuclear Reactor)
Description: The world's first artificial nuclear reactor.


Name: extensive farming in mountain pastures (agricultural practice)
Description: Livestock are raised by extensive farming in mountain pastures


Name: Agriculture of U.S. States (Industry)
Description: The agricultural industries in the states of the United States


Name: Jacques-Antoine Moerenhout (Person)
Description: French official who was named royal commissaire alongside Queen Pōmare


Name: Emission of Excited Molecular Radicals (Process)
Description: The process that causes the blue flame to arise specifically due to emission of excited molecular radicals in the flame


Name: Capitalism (economic_system)
Description: The incipient development of capitalism in Spain


Name: Chinese jade (Hardstone)
Description: Refer to the jade mined or carved in China from Neolithic onward


Name: The Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Empire that became unstable after Timur Shah Durrani's death


Name: Ideal Round Brilliant Diamond (Specific Type of Diamond)
Description: An ideal round brilliant diamond should not have a depth percentage greater than 62.5%


Name: Vorspessart (geographical location)
Description: A region surrounding the Spessart mountain range


Name: Monochrome Images (Image Type)
Description: Images consisting wholly of black, white and greys


Name: Klosters AB (Company)
Description: The owners of the ironworks started the stock company Klosters AB and operated Rällingsberg mining area


Name: Modern Mathematicians (Occupational Group)
Description: Contemporary mathematicians who practice the field of mathematics.


Name: Big Bang theory (Theory)
Description: A cosmological model describing the origins of the observable universe about 13.8 billion years ago


Name: Economic Inequity (Social Issue)
Description: One of the causes of the Belgian uprising


Name: Diamond Producers Association (DPA) (organization)
Description: A diamond industry association established by De Beers Group and other diamond mining companies.


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A constitutional monarchy located in northwestern Europe


Name: 1791 (Year)
Description: Year when University of Vermont was founded


Name: End-of-days prophecies (Topic)
Description: The topic of end-of-days prophecies connected to the Eastern Gate of Jerusalem


Name: Mn-induced symptoms (Health Condition)
Description: Symptoms that can occur due to exposure to high levels of manganese


Name: 1446 (Year)
Description: A year in the 15th century.


Name: McConnell, A. (Author)
Description: Co-author of the article 'Streams and stages: Reconciling Kingdon and policy process theory'


Name: Wilhelmina of Prussia (Royalty)
Description: King Frederick William II of Prussia's daughter


Name: Audit standard and auditor standard for third-party audits for conflict minerals supply chain traceability (Standard)
Description: The expected specificity of SEC's proposal regarding the audit and auditor standards in third-party audits for conflict minerals supply chain traceability


Name: thin single round bars with matching animal heads as terminals (Structural feature)
Description: Common structural features of Achaemenid torcs


Name: Medium- to coarse-grained metamorphic rock (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: Rock with medium to large grains.


Name: World War II (Event)
Description: The event that led to the emigration of Berzona's population


Name: Spanish (ethnicity)
Description: Aggression from Spain in the north


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Whether Group 14 contains Carbon


Name: Arne Næss (Person)
Description: A Norwegian philosopher and founder of deep ecology


Name: Basque Country (Geographical Region)
Description: An autonomous community of Spain located in the north


Name: Cyclades (Geographical_region)
Description: Archipelago in the Aegean Sea where Naxos is located


Name: United Nations Human Rights Council (International Organization)
Description: A United Nations body responsible for strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights around the world


Name: re-entry modules for Apollo program (spacecraft)
Description: The design of re-entry modules for the Apollo program was inspired by the shape of 'flanged button' australites.


Name: Sapphires can be divided into three broad categories (Classification)
Description: There are three main types of sapphires based on their formation


Name: World War I (Historical_event)
Description: An event that changed public attitudes and led to the development of a more sober style in jewellery


Name: Aniconism (Religious Practice)
Description: The rejection or prohibition of figurative sculpture in art and iconography.


Name: Jean Metzinger (artist)
Description: A French painter who was a key figure of the Cubist movement.


Name: Alkaline Component (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound that has a pH greater than 7.


Name: Northern Ireland (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom


Name: Several areas of optics (Field)
Description: Fields related to the science and technology of light


Name: Water-Ice Volcanism (Geological Process)
Description: The process responsible for the water-ice based geological features on Ceres


Name: Trojan war (Historical event)
Description: A war that is not known if it is based on historical events


Name: the newest part of Predazzo (Location)
Description: Historical context of Borgonuovo


Name: 68% (Numeric Value)
Description: A percentage representing the number of people in employment out of the total labour force.


Name: Nabi Musa Festivities (Event)
Description: Actions taken to prevent potential anti-Christian uprisings


Name: World War II (historical event)
Description: a global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945


Name: Tourists in Morocco (Demographic)
Description: Tourists visiting Morocco


Name: xiapei (Clothing)
Description: A traditional Chinese vest or upper garment for women


Name: Kingdom of Pamplona (Political Entity)
Description: Independent kingdom that emerged from Pamplona


Name: Several Sanskrit texts on gems and lapidary arts dated to post-10th century (Texts)
Description: Sanskrit texts that suggest a continuous lapidary practice.


Name: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) (Organization)
Description: An agency of the United Nations that collects data on fraud rate per capita for individual countries


Name: Final Neolithic (Period)
Description: The final period of the Neolithic age, during which Strofilas was a settlement


Name: Ancient swords (Weapon)
Description: Swords found at burial sites in many late Iron Age graves


Name: Acropolis (Location)
Description: During 1821–22 and then 1826–27


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


Name: Countertops and bathroom tiling (Construction element)
Description: The usage of soapstone for countertops and bathroom tiling.


Name: Lepidomelane (Fe(OH)3) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a different structure than Pyrite but found in the same geological context


Name: - (-)
Description: Indicates that it is the world's busiest bus station


Name: Dodecanese Islands (Island group)
Description: A group of 12 major and numerous smaller islands located south of Turkey.


Name: Stellated Octahedron (Specific type of Polyhedron)
Description: A stellated octahedron is created by adding tetrahedra to all 8 faces of an octahedron.


Name: Compounds MI3UO4 (Compound class)
Description: Compounds MI3UO4 have a defect rock-salt structure


Name: Lead-206 (Isotope)
Description: End product of the decay series of Uranium-238


Name: Mauryan Empire (Empire)
Description: An ancient Indian empire founded by Chandragupta Maurya.


Name: full eventual integration into the European Union (Integration)
Description: The process by which a country becomes part of the European Union.


Name: Low energy neutrons (Particle)
Description: Neutrons that are absorbed by 9Be nuclei, initiating the three-step nuclear reaction.


Name: Highly reduced silicon-metal alloys (silicides) (compound)
Description: Compounds found in fulgurites


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Representing truth or reality


Name: Personal Drive (motivation)
Description: Stimulates an individual's thoughts, emotions, beliefs, or ideas


Name: being so highly cemented that it will fracture across grains, not around them (Field characteristic)
Description: The field distinguishing feature of orthoquartzite


Name: Ministers' exempt staff and members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or Canadian Armed Forces (government_employees)
Description: Government employees not considered as civil servants in Canada


Name: Custom (Social Phenomenon)
Description: A custom is a traditional practice or behavior that has been repeated over a long period of time.


Name: [105] (Reference)
Description: The reference that reports the alleged 10-C-5 species


Name: Modernism art movement (Art Movement)
Description: Belonging to the modernism art movement


Name: Ministers who had to meet with the emperor (Role)
Description: -


Name: Graubünden (Region)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Toxicity (Chemical property)
Description: A dangerous chemical characteristic that makes diiodomethane unsuitable for practical use.


Name: Diamond's panorama (Diamond Property)
Description: The three-dimensional structure and appearance of a diamond


Name: Brine pockets (Geological Feature)
Description: Pockets of briny liquid within Ceres, depending on the size of its core


Name: New fire (Event)
Description: A new fire drilled over a sacrificial victim during the New Fire Ceremony.


Name: Art History (Discipline)
Description: Study of visual arts and artifacts to understand their cultural significance


Name: Shang Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled ancient China from 1600 BC to 1046 BC


Name: Etruscan Art (Artistic Style)
Description: Art produced by the Etruscan civilization between the 9th and 2nd centuries BC


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: Country where compulsory basic education is provided for children aged 6 to 16 since 1991


Name: Nephrite (Type of Jade)
Description: Documented in fewer than 12 places worldwide


Name: Laika (Dog)
Description: The first animal to orbit the Earth, aboard Sputnik 2 in 1957


Name: Silicon-oxygen tetrahedron (Chemical structure)
Description: A common structural unit in silicate minerals, consisting of a central silicon atom surrounded by four oxygen atoms


Name: Yushchenko (person)
Description: A former president of Ukraine who was generally pro-Western


Name: High-pressure diamond group (Group)
Description: A group formed to further develop diamond synthesis


Name: Additive Color (Color System)
Description: A color system that uses light of two or more different colors to create a new color


Name: Favorite color (Preference)
Description: Only 2% of respondents chose it as their favorite color in public opinion surveys


Name: Algerian national football team (Football Team)
Description: National football team of Algeria known as the Desert Foxes


Name: subtropical highland climate (climate)
Description: The climate of Ouro Preto.


Name: Löwenmensch (Artifact)
Description: An anthropomorphic lion-human figure made of mammoth ivory, found in Germany.


Name: Charcoal and bones (Substances)
Description: The materials used to create the darker pigments of black in paleolithic art


Name: Ingot (Material)
Description: A solid block of metal that is the raw product of a smelting process


Name: Madhubani Art (ArtForm)
Description: Style of Indian painting practiced in the Mithila region of India and Nepal


Name: Takirwan, near Al Qayrawan (Location)
Description: A historical city in modern-day Tunisia


Name: Leprosy (Disease)
Description: It is said that the emerald cures leprosy.


Name: Manufacturing Various Products (Process)
Description: The production of a wide range of goods from glass and soap to televisions, lamps, dyes and pigments


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


Name: Color Range (Physical Property)
Description: Range from white to gray, black in unusually rich organic matter, off-white to yellow to red due to iron or manganese traces


Name: Silver jewellery (Type of jewellery)
Description: Jewellery made from silver


Name: Interpretation of art as means for community development (Concept)
Description: Art as a tool for self-expression and interpretation within a community.


Name: New York City FC (Soccer Team)
Description: A professional soccer team based in New York


Name: 106 K (temperature)
Description: -


Name: Flaws in the stone (characteristic of diamonds)
Description: The slightest flaw would be highly visible.


Name: newspaper reporter assigned to state politics (JobRole)
Description: Work role of Percy Williams Bridgman's father


Name: Manufacturers and Marketers of Pomegranate Juice (business entities)
Description: Companies that produce and promote pomegranate juice


Name: Chinese porcelain (Artifact)
Description: Porcelain from China


Name: Indirect Rule (Governance structure)
Description: A form of colonial administration in which local rulers were allowed to maintain power, but with limited autonomy


Name: Tang dynasty (Historical Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled China between 618 and 907


Name: Race Track (Geographical Feature)
Description: A nickname for the Red Valley in the Black Hills


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States and one of its economic, cultural, and political centers


Name: Three doctrines (religious doctrine)
Description: The three major religious or philosophical systems in ancient China: Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism


Name: Steampunk subcultural movement (Cultural movement)
Description: A subculture that embraces the aesthetics of the Victorian era


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country located at the crossroads of Western Europe


Name: Greek Civil War (War)
Description: A civil war in Greece


Name: Social status (Social_Status)
Description: Cultural, social, or religious status within a specific community


Name: Diamond (gemstone)
Description: A transparent gemstone


Name: Mianfu (Clothes)
Description: A clothing category including daqiumian, gunmian, and lüpao


Name: Professional Themselves (Professionals)
Description: This rule avoids the possibility of a non-professional owner of the firm telling a professional how to do his or her job and thereby protects professional autonomy.


Name: salary difference within a profession (phenomenon)
Description: The existence of significant differences in salary within a specific profession


Name: providing audiences with a unique window into this captivating country (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies often showcase Norway's natural beauty and provide valuable insights into its culture and society, offering viewers a special view into the enchanting nation


Name: Revolution of Dignity (political event)
Description: The removal of Yanukovych by the parliament on 21 February 2014


Name: Greek literature (Literature)
Description: City where monumental works of Greek literature were composed


Name: Spain (location)
Description: Country in Southwestern Europe


Name: Noble Gas (Chemical Element)
Description: Neon


Name: Jewellery of the Berber cultures (Style of Jewellery)
Description: A style of traditional jewellery worn by women and girls in the rural areas of the Maghreb region


Name: Villages on Thasos (Settlement)
Description: The established communities on the island


Name: West (region)
Description: A general term for regions or countries in Europe and North Africa


Name: Hal Povenmire (Person)
Description: Long-time tektite researcher who argued that the terrestrial-impact theory could not explain the vesicles and extremely low water and other volatile content of tektites


Name: method of identification (Function)
Description: in banks


Name: Russia's exports (Economic Term)
Description: Goods and services sold by Russia.


Name: Muslim Saint, Mişrî Zenūn (Person)
Description: A Muslim saint whose tomb is inside the north tower of the castle


Name: Ereshefsky's 'historical classification' (Classification Method)
Description: A historical and hermeneutical approach to taxonomy


Name: COVID-19 Pandemic (Event)
Description: A global pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus


Name: Chromium concentration in artificial rubies (Percentage)
Description: The chromium concentration in artificially grown rubies


Name: Orogenic belts (Geological feature)
Description: Long, narrow regions of deformed and uplifted rocks, typically associated with mountain ranges.


Name: being a negatively charged subatomic particle, being the lightest and most abundant stable electron in the universe, playing a vital role in chemical bonding (property)
Description: Electron is a negatively charged subatomic particle, being the lightest and most abundant stable electron in the universe, playing a crucial role in chemical bonding.


Name: Taxonomies (Concept or System)
Description: A scheme for arranging entities into groups based on characteristics they share


Name: Dovre region (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region within Norway


Name: Pathologist (Profession)
Description: A person who specializes in the microscopic examination of body tissues and fluids to diagnose disease


Name: Growth of Middle Class (Social Condition)
Description: Increased affluence among the middle class


Name: Kleptocracy, Oligarchy, Plutocracy (Political System)
Description: A government in which power is effectively held by a small group of individuals who exploit their office for personal gain.


Name: Apprentice (Job Role)
Description: A person who learns a trade or skill through an agreement with a master.


Name: Topaz mining (activity)
Description: Act of mining topaz


Name: Nishikawa's Technology (Technology)
Description: A technology used in pearl cultivation


Name: Mycenae, Asine, Berbati, Malthi, Pylos, Delphi, Amyclae (Geographical Locations)
Description: Locations of shrines and temples in Mycenaean Greece


Name: Ethics (Concept)
Description: System of moral values or principles


Name: Printing Ink, Artist's Oil Paint, Water Colors, Carbon Paper, Automotive Finishes, India Ink, Laser Printer Toner (Product)
Description: Various products in which carbon black is used


Name: loss of pilgrims to St. Olav's relics (event)
Description: The event that led to Norway losing contact with cultural and economic life in Europe


Name: Anglo-Saxon Tomb Gold Artifacts (Art object)
Description: Gold artifacts from Anglo-Saxon tombs


Name: Ballet (Dance form)
Description: An outgrowth of court pageantry, originated during the Renaissance in Italy.


Name: Roman Empire (historical empire)
Description: The empire that was established by the Romans.


Name: The divine feminine (Concept)
Description: The embodiment of female creative power in mythology.


Name: Maggia (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Switzerland


Name: Natural abundance (Geological property)
Description: The relative amount of a particular isotope in a sample or in the Earth's crust


Name: £42 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: Estimated revenue from The Elizabeth line


Name: Super Bowl XLVIII (Sports Event)
Description: An annual American football game between the champions of the National Football League (NFL) and the American Football Conference (AFC)


Name: Production process (process)
Description: The process of creating a product or service


Name: Member of the European Union (Membership)
Description: Switzerland does not participate as a member of the European Union


Name: Pedro Sánchez (person)
Description: Spanish politician, leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) and current Prime Minister


Name: Yellow supergiants (Astronomical objects)
Description: Transitional phase between blue and red supergiants


Name: Carrara Quarry (Location)
Description: The statue was carved in the Carrara quarries.


Name: Cross of Trarza (Artifact)
Description: A piece of jewellery traditionally produced by Berber people.


Name: Lawsonite (Mineral)
Description: A hydrous calcium-aluminium silicate mineral


Name: Graft (Tissue)
Description: A tiny piece of mantle tissue used in the process of producing cultured pearls


Name: Extremely Coarse-Grained Yule Marble (Geological Feature State)
Description: Yule Marble with a grain size of 10 mm to 20 mm in the contact zone.


Name: Followers of Dvaita (dualistic) schools (Followers)
Description: Believers of the dualistic schools in Hinduism


Name: Junior employee's mitome-in is smaller than his bosses' and senior co-workers' (Social hierarchy)
Description: A custom associated with the size of Mitome-in based on rank in office


Name: 545 inhabitants (Population)
Description: The number of inhabitants in Lefkes as per the latest census (2011)


Name: Percentage of total Spanish exports (Economy)
Description: 18% of total Spanish exports in the year 2023


Name: Rubies (Mineral)
Description: Corundum with a dominant red body color.


Name: Italy (Country class)
Description: Country located in Southern Europe


Name: Alexandre Brongniart and Georges Cuvier (Scientist Collaboration)
Description: The collaboration between Brongniart and Cuvier who wrote this paper in 1811


Name: Population of New Zealand (DemographicGroup)
Description: The people living in New Zealand


Name: 3 to 10 cm (1 to 4 in) or up to 36 cm (14 in) (Size Range)
Description: The typical size range of sea urchins, with the largest species reaching up to 36 cm


Name: Westchester County (Location)
Description: A county in the state of New York


Name: Creation of Security Guarantees Commission (CGSeguro) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: many former colonies (Geographical Area)
Description: areas under the historical control or jurisdiction of a government


Name: Core-Shell Nanoparticle (Physical Object)
Description: A type of nanoparticle with a core and a shell made of different materials


Name: Composition and moisture content of the surface struck by lightning (Physical Property)
Description: The color of natural fulgurites can range from white to black, with iron impurities causing a deep brownish-green coloration


Name: Pyxaria (mountain)
Description: A mountain in Euboea with a height of 1,341 m (4,400 ft)


Name: Minoan Civilization (Ancient Civilization)
Description: Civilization notably poor in metals


Name: 4% of the vote (electoral requirement)
Description: The minimum percentage of votes required for parties to participate in the proportional allocation of seats


Name: Origins beyond human history (History)
Description: Revealed in Hindu texts


Name: Tail of Snake (Part_of_animal)
Description: A part of the snake used as a lure to attract prey.


Name: Final stage of diagenesis (geological process)
Description: The final transformation of sediments into rock, producing secondary porosity


Name: at the back of the left chariot (Part of a chariot)
Description: The rear part of Athena's chariot on the pediment


Name: Kingdom of Italy (Kingdom)
Description: The kingdom formed after the absorption of the Lombard kingdom by Francia


Name: 514 (Number)
Description: The total number of apartments in the municipality in 2000


Name: California (state)
Description: A state in the United States of America


Name: [Xe]4f46s2 (Electron Configuration)
Description: A specific arrangement of electrons in an atom.


Name: South (region)
Description: Southern part of China


Name: Protective Stadium (Stadium)
Description: A stadium located in Alabama that is the home of the UAB Blazers football program and the Birmingham Bowl.


Name: Governments of Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi (government)
Description: The governing bodies of the mentioned countries


Name: Otto von Habsburg (Person)
Description: Former Crown Prince of Austria-Hungary and a vehement opponent of the Nazis


Name: Spanish Government's Policy Towards Protestantism (Historical Event)
Description: The Spanish government's policy towards the growing popularity of Protestantism


Name: the land of the Most Holy Virgin Mary (Religious reference)
Description: A religious title or place associated with the Virgin Mary


Name: Explosion (Event)
Description: The explosion that occurred in 1687


Name: Black (Color)
Description: Portrait was a study in black, which perfectly captured her spirit of independence.


Name: Porcelain wares of the Song dynasty (Artifact)
Description: Ceramics made during the Song dynasty which are regarded as the peak of Chinese ceramics


Name: Congress of Vienna (Historical Event)
Description: An international conference held in 1814 and 1815 to settle issues arising from the French Revolutionary Wars


Name: the first European gold coin struck in sufficient quantities since the 7th century (coin)
Description: The Florentine florin was the first European gold coin struck in sufficient quantities since the 7th century


Name: Regional Hand-carved Hanko (Seal)
Description: A 'symbol of Japan'


Name: Retail machines (Engraving machine)
Description: Computer-controlled engraving machines used for personalising products in retail stores


Name: Room temperature forming process (Process)
Description: Forming processes that occur at room temperature


Name: Colorado (State)
Description: The 38th state to join the United States, located in the Western region of the U.S.


Name: ignition or explosion (Hazard)
Description: An event that can occur when fine aluminium powder is ignited.


Name: Innovations (Genetic Innovation)
Description: Some previously thought to be limited to vertebrates


Name: Greek diaspora (Diaspora)
Description: A large group of Greeks who migrated to various countries.


Name: Second World War (War)
Description: A global war that was fought on two opposing Allied and Axis coalitions from 1939 to 1945


Name: Recruiters (Occupation)
Description: Individuals hired to bring workers for factories


Name: Pyrrhotite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral whose name is derived from the Greek word 'pyrrhos'


Name: Ground calcium carbonate (Mineral)
Description: A naturally occurring mineral composed of the chemical compound calcium carbonate (CaCO3).


Name: bustling urban centers (cultural characteristic)
Description: a country with thriving economic hubs that are recognized globally for their innovation and financial power


Name: Tsipras (Person)
Description: Greek politician and former Prime Minister


Name: al-Andalus (Region)
Description: The Muslim territories in Iberian Peninsula


Name: Byzantine tradition (Artistic Tradition)
Description: Tradition of the Byzantine Empire in the arts


Name: Conventional rail network (Transportation System)
Description: Centralized on the regional capital, Seville, and the national capital, Madrid


Name: Islamic Salvation Front (Political party)
Description: The ban on the Islamic Salvation Front by the High Council of State


Name: Abraham Gottlob Werner (Person)
Description: Sent its specimens from Saualpe in Carinthia.


Name: a consociational state (Political Characteristic)
Description: The political characteristic of The Netherlands, indicating efforts to achieve broad consensus on important issues


Name: museum (EntityType)
Description: current primary function of Hôtel de la Monnaie


Name: Nephrite jade (Subtype of Jade)
Description: -


Name: Cyclic ADP-ribose (Chemical Compound)
Description: A nucleotide with a cyclic structure, derived from NAD+, used as a second messenger in various cellular signaling pathways


Name: Composites (Material)
Description: A mixture of different materials


Name: Ion-by-ion replacement in minerals (Geological Feature)
Description: The first feature used to identify metasomatism, characterized by the replacement of ions in minerals


Name: Spanish language (Language)
Description: The official and most spoken language of Spain


Name: Potassium permanganate (chemical compound)
Description: A commonly used laboratory reagent due to its oxidizing properties


Name: Central positions (Spatial location)
Description: Areas in the congregation of peacocks that are more visible to peahens


Name: 4.6 billion years ago (Time)
Description: Age of the Earth and universe


Name: Traces of skin, feathers or soft tissues (Geological feature)
Description: Traces found in some fossils.


Name: Bauxite (Mineral ore)
Description: A mineral ore used in the production of aluminium oxide


Name: magadiite or kenyaite (Mineral)
Description: Unusual sodium silicate minerals


Name: Austenitic Stainless Steel (stainless steel type)
Description: A type of stainless steel that is non-magnetic.


Name: Eni (Company)
Description: An Italian multinational oil and gas company


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: The mineral used as a comparison for nephrite's hardness.


Name: Echinoderms (Animal class)
Description: A class of marine invertebrates characterized by having spiny skins and five-cornered symmetry.


Name: St. Francis Xavier (Person)
Description: A Roman Catholic missionary


Name: Relative lengths and angles of crystallographic axes (Property)
Description: The relationships between the three crystallographic axes that correspond to the symmetry operations defining the point group.


Name: Örebro University (University)
Description: Major university in Örebro


Name: Rudolf Hess (Person)
Description: German politician and military leader who was Deputy Führer of Nazi Germany


Name: How women experienced gender, race, and class (Experience)
Description: -


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A European country consisting of Great Britain and Northern Ireland


Name: protagonist (Character)
Description: The main character of Simplicius Simplicissimus


Name: make him more relatable to women (Concept)
Description: The feminine features of John were thought to make it easier for women to relate to him.


Name: Prime Minister of Afghanistan (political_position)
Description: The head of government in Afghanistan


Name: Pliny the Elder (Historian)
Description: A famous Roman author, natural philosopher, and naturalist. He is best known today for his Natural History


Name: - (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of TSMC based on its market capitalization


Name: Lakes and Swamps in Valley of Mexico (Geographical Feature)
Description: Bodies of water in the Valley of Mexico


Name: many of the most representative ecosystems (ecosystem)
Description: Ecosystems preserved for conservation and economic exploitation


Name: Delabole to Tintagel region (Geographical Area)
Description: A specific area within Killas' location


Name: Conecuh County (County)
Description: A county in the state of Alabama.


Name: Manastir (present-day Bitola) (city)
Description: The city that served as the capital of Rumelia Eyalet


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


Name: Geologic cycle (geological process)
Description: Living organisms contribute to this geologic cycle


Name: Sable Fur (Animal Product)
Description: The finest and most expensive fur in Europe, imported from Russia and Poland.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: Neighboring country through the Strait of Gibraltar and land borders with Ceuta, Melilla, and Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera


Name: Risk (Concept)
Description: The potential negative consequences or problems.


Name: Volcanic plateau (Geographical feature)
Description: -


Name: Mallorcan Catalan (Language)
Description: A dialect of Catalan spoken in Mallorca


Name: Population Growth of Spain (Quantitative Change)
Description: The population of Spain has risen 2.5 times since 1900, from 18.6 million to 48.79 million in 2024


Name: Lake Texcoco (location)
Description: Inland lake where Tenochtitlan was founded


Name: Staircases (Architectural Feature)
Description: Indicates that the palace had multiple floors


Name: Battle of Kyiv (Military Conflict)
Description: A battle fought during World War II between the German Army and the Red Army


Name: Construction Industry's Overall Share (Quantity)
Description: The overall percentage of energy consumption and CO2 emissions contributed by the construction industry.


Name: Preferred orientation of mineral grains (mineral structure)
Description: Over half the mineral grains in a schist show a preferred orientation


Name: Macroscopic single crystals (Type of crystal)
Description: Single crystals identifiable by their geometrical shape


Name: Spanish (Language)
Description: A Romance language spoken primarily in Spain and Spanish America.


Name: Parliamentary System (Governance)
Description: Form of government that was established during the Empire of Brazil


Name: Indigenous peoples of the Arctic (culture)
Description: Indigenous peoples living in the Arctic region


Name: Sacred Marriage or Blessedness (Concept)
Description: An ancient concept symbolized by the cross and female orb


Name: Missouri State University (University)
Description: The university's current name


Name: Security, stability, and rule of law, as well as unprecedented economic growth and development (Improvement)
Description: Positive changes observed in Colombia since 2005


Name: Independent Merchants (Occupation)
Description: Entities not directly associated with the Mycenaean palaces


Name: Brownish Ochre Robes (Artifact)
Description: The robes worn by forest monks in Buddhism


Name: Early Helladic period (Historical subperiod)
Description: A time of prosperity with the use of metals and a growth in technology, economy and social organization


Name: World (Geographical Location)
Description: Indicates that Brazil's railway system is the ninth largest in the world


Name: Vorspessart (Geographical Area)
Description: A part of the Spessart geographical area


Name: King Arnulf (Person)
Description: -


Name: Excessive consumption or accumulation of copper (Action)
Description: Taking in too much copper, either through ingestion or absorption.


Name: Little Dixie (Geographical Region)
Description: Area of flatlands that enabled plantation agriculture in 17 counties along the Missouri River


Name: Not Specified (Not Applicable)
Description: Symbols specific to each country are not specified in the text


Name: Thessaly (region)
Description: A region in Greece


Name: Use of colors in visual arts (application of color theory)
Description: The application of color theory in visual arts.


Name: Thermal adhesive (Material)
Description: Due to the heat generated by friction, diamonds are held mechanically or with low-melting point tin-lead solder.


Name: Volodymyr Shcherbytsky (Leader)
Description: He was an appointee in Ukraine.


Name: Tumor Growth and Cancer Onset (Medical Condition)
Description: The abnormal, uncontrolled multiplication of cells in the body.


Name: Edo period (Historical Period)
Description: The time period the festivals have been celebrated


Name: Cyberstalking (Crime)
Description: Cyberstalking is the use of electronic communication to harass or threaten an individual.


Name: lapis lazuli (Mineral)
Description: A deep blue gemstone that has been used as a decorative stone for over 6,000 years


Name: Friends (Television show)
Description: Sitcom that aired from 1994 to 2004


Name: Tasmanites (tektite variety)
Description: Local tektites characteristic exclusively of certain regions of Tasmania


Name: Joseph Schumpeter (Person)
Description: Austrian economist who made significant contributions to the field


Name: Mount Hachidō (Location)
Description: A location in Saijō area


Name: Basalts (Volcanic Rock)
Description: Along with basalts, andesites are a component of the Martian crust.


Name: Malachite (Mineral)
Description: A green mineral


Name: Tourism Market in Morocco (Market)
Description: The market for tourism in Morocco.


Name: Relatively Low Density (Physical Property)
Description: Has a density that results in an unusually fast sound conduction speed.


Name: 2014 Environmental Performance Index (Index)
Description: An index that measures a country's commitment to preserving the environment


Name: Whiteware ceramics (Ceramic products)
Description: Used to produce porcelain and other whiteware ceramics


Name: 11Be and 14Be (Isotope)
Description: Isotopes with 5 and 8 protons respectively, exhibiting a nuclear halo.


Name: Nanopparticles (Chemical compound)
Description: A tiny particle of matter, usually a solid or liquid, with one or more dimensions sized from 1 to 100 nanometers


Name: Silica Tetrahedron (Chemical Structure)
Description: These silica tetrahedra form the structure of Tectosilicates.


Name: Filiki Eteria (Organization)
Description: Secret organization formed in the Greek Enlightenment in 1814


Name: Lapidary traditions (Tradition)
Description: Used as status symbols, for offerings, and during burials.


Name: Patterns and tools for hairwork (Crafting materials)
Description: Materials needed for creating hairwork, which were sold in the magazine.


Name: Ore (MineralDeposit)
Description: A type of deposit containing minerals.


Name: Synthetic diamond melee (Material)
Description: Small round diamonds typically used to frame a central diamond or embellish a band.


Name: Berber languages (language)
Description: Languages spoken by the Berbers


Name: Inland California (Geographical Area)
Description: Monterey is a part of Inland California


Name: Carbon's Role in Iron Transformation (Relation)
Description: The process where iron is transformed into steel due to the absorption of carbon.


Name: Cosmetic product packaging (Packaging)
Description: The design, selection, and production of the container and label for a cosmetic product


Name: Frankish Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The empire ruled by Louis I


Name: Professionalization Process (Process Class)
Description: The process by which any trade or occupation transforms itself to become a profession.


Name: coaxial graphite heater (Heating device)
Description: A coaxial graphite heater used to heat up the synthesis capsule


Name: Toga pulla (Clothing)
Description: A dark toga worn by Roman magistrates to funeral ceremonies


Name: Dutch settlers living in the Cape Colony (Historical Group)
Description: Group of Dutch settlers who lived in the Cape Colony (now part of South Africa)


Name: Chipewyan people (People)
Description: An indigenous group living in northern Canada.


Name: Western Sahara (Region)
Description: Territory where Mauritania withdrew but still claims parts of it


Name: Horror of the Infinite (Concept)
Description: The fear or dread of infinity


Name: Marble Quarry (1990) (Place)
Description: The Yule Marble quarry after its reopening in 1990


Name: N-VA party (Political Party)
Description: A Flemish nationalist political party in Belgium


Name: Scientists (Profession)
Description: Individuals who study the natural world, often with a focus on physical sciences such as geology and ecology


Name: Holland Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: The first mechanically ventilated vehicular tunnel


Name: All other colors (Colors)
Description: In the RGB color model used on television and computer screens.


Name: 1.38 Angstroms (PhysicalQuantity)
Description: Potassium has an atomic radius of 1.38 Angstroms.


Name: Atheists (Non-believer)
Description: Some Hindus are or have been atheist


Name: Energy Recovery from Waste (Process)
Description: A process that extracts heat, electricity, or energy from non-recyclable waste materials.


Name: 4.9% of the population (demographic)
Description: 4.9 percent of the total population of Norway


Name: Black Coral (Marine organism)
Description: A type of coral that is black in color.


Name: Hera and Juno (Mythological figures)
Description: Two Greek goddesses, Hera and Juno, were symbolically unified by the peacock motif


Name: Exoplanet WASP-33b (exoplanet)
Description: An ultra-hot Jupiter orbiting the star WASP-33.


Name: Oil production (Activity)
Description: Production of oil from fields like the Balder field.


Name: The ores of Goldfield, Nevada (Ore)
Description: The gold ores found in Goldfield, Nevada


Name: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (Person)
Description: -


Name: Carpenters (Occupation)
Description: Skilled workers who helped in the construction of the Parthenon.


Name: Ipswich Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum that still holds the Sites and Monuments Record


Name: Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A transparent and crystalline form of pure carbon


Name: Kuskokwim Expedition (Event)
Description: Second expedition led by J. E. Spurr


Name: 12% of sedimentary rocks (Percentage of sedimentary rocks)
Description: Approximately one-ninth of all sedimentary rocks


Name: 1899 (Year)
Description: Year when the mineral was identified as a new species


Name: nitrogen contamination (contaminant)
Description: Nitrogen impurities affecting the properties of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: Renal plexus (Nervous system structure)
Description: A network of nerves that communicate with the kidney.


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe.


Name: Flexible transparent plastic film (Material)
Description: May be used to prevent injuries in case the mirror is broken.


Name: Settlements (Physical_structure)
Description: Small villages, towns, and tombs found in Fezzan, Libya.


Name: Charles Towneley, Richard Payne Knight and Clayton Mordaunt Cracherode (collectors)
Description: The collectors whose collections were bought by or bequeathed to the British Museum


Name: Green Undercoat (Painting Technique)
Description: A technique used by early Renaissance painters to create more realistic skin tones.


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in the middle of the Balkan peninsula.


Name: Nakadōri region (geographical_region)
Description: A region within Iwaki Province


Name: Napoleon (Historical figure)
Description: Leader of France during the Napoleonic era.


Name: Sub-Mesozoic hilly peneplain (relief unit)
Description: A relief unit in Halland


Name: 3 (Number)
Description: A rating indicating an increased risk of hyperoxia from condensed vapors and hazards common to cryogenic liquids such as frostbite


Name: Marco I Sanudo (Person)
Description: Duke of the Archipelago


Name: Paros (Geographical Entity)
Description: An island in the Cyclades archipelago of the Aegean Sea


Name: Bolo (Traditional Sword)
Description: Sword disguised as farm tool used by Filipinos during revolutions


Name: Anhydrous Mineral Oil (Liquid)
Description: Mineral oil without water


Name: 'Lower rank' or 'for lower ranking officials' (Text)
Description: The original label for the seals issued to lower ranking officials


Name: Almabtrieb (Cattle Drives) (Festival or Event)
Description: Traditional event in Alpine villages


Name: Tomb figurines of the Warring States period (Artifact)
Description: Ancient statues representing people from the Warring States period


Name: Brussels (City)
Description: The capital city of Belgium.


Name: Norberg's cemetery (Place)
Description: A bone chamber from the 18th century is located here


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: a chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6


Name: Hills (regardless of height) (Landform)
Description: In Scotland, mountains are frequently referred to as 'hills' no matter what their height.


Name: Five additional agreements (Legal agreement)
Description: Agreements that extended French influence.


Name: Dichroic glass beads (Type of bead)
Description: Beads that incorporate a semitransparent microlayer of metal between two or more layers.


Name: World governments (Government)
Description: The collective governing bodies of countries around the world


Name: States (PoliticalSubdivision)
Description: Political subdivisions within Brazil


Name: Heaviest diamond (Diamond)
Description: The heaviest diamond that can be obtained from a rough stone during the cutting process


Name: Chefs, Bakers, Butchers and Waiters in French Restaurants (Profession)
Description: Culinary professionals


Name: Christian and Islamic sculptures from the Philippines (sculpture)
Description: Sculptures with different motifs compared to other Christian and Islamic sculptures elsewhere.


Name: hiking and trekking (Activity)
Description: Popular summer activities in Valais


Name: North Sea (Sea)
Description: Northwest border


Name: Weekday (time unit)
Description: A division of the calendar week


Name: Gian Lorenzo Bernini (Baroque Sculptor)
Description: Dominating figure of the age in Baroque sculpture


Name: Various locations worldwide (Geographical location)
Description: Fluorite can be found in various locations such as Canada, China, Mexico, South Africa, and the United States


Name: Nicola Benedetti and Nigel Kennedy (Violinist)
Description: British violinists renowned for their ability


Name: Jan Žižka (Person)
Description: A military commander and mercenary who led forces in the Hussite Wars


Name: Blister copper (Material)
Description: A high-purity form of copper containing 99.5% or more of the element.


Name: Benin's ethnic groups (ethnic group)
Description: The diverse population of Benin, each with their unique customs and traditions


Name: Polycrystalline corundum (Material)
Description: Corundum in a polycrystalline form


Name: Popular Culture (Concept)
Description: Concept related to the general public's perception or understanding


Name: middle of the 14th century (TimePeriod)
Description: A specific point in time marking the emergence of good-quality black dyes


Name: Blood Diamond (Natural Resource)
Description: Diamonds mined in a war zone to finance an insurgency or war efforts


Name: Winter_sports (Sport)
Description: Activities that involve snow or ice and winter weather conditions


Name: Total Population (Quantity)
Description: The number of people living in Australia at the time of the census


Name: Middle Mumun pottery period culture (culture)
Description: Culture in the southern Korean Peninsula during the Middle Mumun period


Name: Capable of Repairing Ships (Capabilities)
Description: Greece


Name: hit and run attacks (Military tactic)
Description: Guerrilla tactics used by the FLN during the Algerian War


Name: +2 (Oxidation State)
Description: A common oxidation state for manganese in aqueous solution.


Name: Chinese jade objects (artifact)
Description: Jade artifacts used in Neolithic Chinese culture for purposeful iconography and symbolism.


Name: Bench jewellers (profession)
Description: Individuals who work in jewelry making at a bench or workbench.


Name: larger buildings such as skyscrapers (Building structure)
Description: One application of metal in construction.


Name: Qing dynasty policies (political entity)
Description: Represents the policies enacted by the Qing dynasty.


Name: Colombia and Peru (Countries)
Description: Two countries located in South America


Name: Queens Borough Public Library (QPL) (Public Library)
Description: The public library system serving Queens.


Name: Mesoamerica (Cultural Region)
Description: A region consisting of Mexico and Central America.


Name: Royal Netherlands Air Force (Military aviation branch)
Description: The air force service branch of the Netherlands Armed Forces.


Name: two smaller nuclei, nuclear binding energy, neutrons (particle)
Description: Uranium-235 most of the time splits into two smaller nuclei, releasing nuclear binding energy and more neutrons


Name: Emperor Yao (Person)
Description: A legendary Chinese emperor


Name: The American Heritage Dictionary (Dictionary)
Description: An English language dictionary.


Name: Table Salt (Common Name)
Description: A common name for sodium chloride.


Name: Roads (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: The physical pathways constructed for transportation purposes.


Name: Phosphor (Substance that emits light)
Description: A substance that absorbs energy and re-emits it as light


Name: Study on Color Preferences (Research)
Description: A study that examined color preferences across British and Chinese cultures


Name: Calcium silicate perovskite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral identified at Earth's surface as inclusions in diamonds.


Name: Saint-Maurice district (District)
Description: -


Name: Magma (Geological substance)
Description: Molten rock within the Earth's crust or mantle, capable of forming igneous rocks


Name: Geologists (Profession)
Description: Scientists who study the solid earth, rocks, and minerals


Name: Germanium tetrafluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of germanium


Name: S. Maria Assunta Church (Building)
Description: The parish church of S. Maria Assunta


Name: New Kairuru Quarry (Mine)
Description: The main producer of Takaka Marble by 2005


Name: Sustainable Energy Solution Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of sustainable energy solutions


Name: Georg Cantor (Mathematician)
Description: A mathematician who enlarged the mathematical study of infinity.


Name: Interrogation III (1981) (Artwork)
Description: Painting depicting a female detainee strapped to a chair


Name: Alkyne (Material)
Description: An aliphatic hydrocarbon that contains at least one carbon-carbon triple bond.


Name: [Copper(I) Sulfide (Cu2S)] and [Copper Monosulfide (CuS)] (Compound)
Description: Specific examples of copper sulfides.


Name: Eboracum-produced Jet items (Artifact)
Description: Items made from Eboracum jet


Name: Parliamentary Democracy (GovernmentType)
Description: A form of government where the people are ruled by representatives elected from their ranks


Name: Sphere (taxicab geometry) (Geometry)
Description: A geometric representation of a sphere using the taxicab distance instead of Euclidean distance.


Name: - (-)
Description: Nanodiamonds can be synthesized directly from a gas


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: The transformation of one rock or mineral type into another as a result of heat, pressure, fluids, or other geologic processes


Name: Design Principles (Guidelines)
Description: Rules that cartographers follow to create effective maps


Name: Jadeite (Type of Jade)
Description: A variety of jade showing more color variations, including blue, brown, red, black, dark green, lavender and white


Name: Igneous Rocks (Geological Rock Classification)
Description: Rocks that solidify from cooling magma or lava


Name: less restrictive clothing for women (clothing_restrictions)
Description: Women's dress became more relaxed, less constricting and even more revealing


Name: More advanced plants (Organism)
Description: Plants where silica phytoliths occur as rigid microscopic bodies.


Name: Northwest Territories (Territory)
Description: A territory in Canada.


Name: Sustainable Waste Management (Waste Management Approach)
Description: An approach to waste management that aims to minimize negative environmental and social impacts


Name: Erlitou culture (culture)
Description: A cultural phase in Chinese prehistory


Name: women's clothing in the late Qing dynasty (clothing)
Description: clothing worn by women during the late Qing dynasty


Name: Theodore (Person)
Description: A layman entrusted by Atticus with the duty of instructing the Christians in Synnada


Name: Shang, Zhou, and Han dynasties jades (Jade Artifacts)
Description: Jade artifacts from the Shang, Zhou, and Han dynasties.


Name: Delicacy (Quality)
Description: A quality that is delicate, fragile or fine


Name: Alcalde of Panama (Office)
Description: A local government official position in Panama, which was the reward given to the slave worker's owner


Name: increased unemployment, reduced investment, and potential economic stagnation (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that can be led to by deflation


Name: 19th century Spain (century)
Description: The 19th century in the history of Spain, during which these events and ideologies emerged


Name: World Culture (Culture)
Description: The cultural influence extended to Western Europe and the Americas.


Name: German cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The traditional food and cooking styles of Germany


Name: Potash (Mineral)
Description: Potassium is named after potash, a mineral.


Name: healthcare in Northern Ireland (Policy Area)
Description: provision and management of healthcare services in Northern Ireland


Name: Japanese rule (PoliticalEvent)
Description: The period of Japanese occupation over Taiwan (1895-1945)


Name: Four equilateral triangles (Polygon)
Description: The number of triangles meeting at each vertex of the regular octahedron


Name: their islands (Location)
Description: Around 4,000 years ago


Name: Meiji Era (Historical period)
Description: The era that saw the decline of traditional literary forms


Name: undecorated or plain cooking and storage vessels (artifact)
Description: Undecorated or plain cooking and storage vessels that form a large part of the pottery assemblage over the entire length of the period


Name: When protolith cannot be determined (Condition)
Description: By mineral composition or degree of foliation


Name: Mother of pearl trade (Trade Agreement)
Description: The international trade in mother of pearl is governed by the CITES agreement


Name: Benin (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: Road Base (Construction Material)
Description: Base material for roads


Name: Recognition by the United Kingdom of France's sphere of influence (Event)
Description: The event where the United Kingdom recognizes France's sphere of influence in Morocco.


Name: 99.999% (0.99999) (Purity level)
Description: The highest purity level of any bullion coin, which is found in the special issue Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin.


Name: Exact mechanisms of lithium toxicity are not fully understood (Biological process)
Description: The exact mechanisms that lead to lithium toxicity are currently unknown


Name: One of five remaining trolleybus systems nationwide (Trolleybus System)
Description: One of the systems operated by the MBTA


Name: World Cup (Sport Event)
Description: Italy's team has won the World Cup 4 times


Name: definition of saturation (Concept)
Description: The proportion of pure chromatic color in the total color sensation.


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The largest religion in the United Kingdom as of 2001 census


Name: Japanese nationals (People)
Description: Citizens of Japan


Name: Négritude (Philosophy)
Description: A philosophy emerging among francophone writers of the African diaspora in the 1930s.


Name: Historiography (Academic discipline)
Description: Study of the methods and techniques of history writing


Name: grinding operations (operation)
Description: A process to shape, finish or smooth surfaces


Name: Gottfried Böhm and Frei Otto (Architects)
Description: -


Name: Capuns (Food)
Description: A dish predominantly made in the western part of Grisons


Name: Colored Pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Pearls that have been dyed


Name: Agadir (City)
Description: A city in Morocco.


Name: Resistance (Emotion)
Description: A strong opposition or rejection towards something


Name: Younger sedimentary layers (Geological Feature)
Description: Layers of rock deposited after the metamorphic rocks.


Name: the French Wars of Religion (conflict)
Description: by issuing the Edict of Nantes


Name: AlCl3·6H2O (Chemical Compound)
Description: The common misconception about the form of aluminium chloride


Name: 8,000 villages in Algeria (Geographical location)
Description: Villages destroyed by France during the Algerian War


Name: Other connective tissues (Types of connective tissues)
Description: The different types of connective tissue in the body


Name: N-isopropylacrylamide hydrogel core shell (Material composition)
Description: The material that makes up the core and shell of certain hydrogel nanoparticles


Name: hivinau (Dance)
Description: A newer dance from Tahiti.


Name: Cryolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is the most fluorine-rich


Name: hexagonal crystal system (Crystal system)
Description: A crystal system with a single six-fold rotation axis


Name: Men wearing watches in pockets (Usage Pattern)
Description: The practice of men wearing watches in their pockets instead of as pendants.


Name: Communist movement (Political Movement)
Description: The Communist political movement


Name: Potassium carbonate (Compound)
Description: A potassium-containing compound formed during the combustion of wood


Name: Source_of_Gold (Resource)
Description: A source of gold during the 18th century under Portuguese rule


Name: Frank Leslie Stillwell (Person)
Description: An Australian mineralogist after whom the mineral Stillwellite-(Ce) was named.


Name: Guadalquivir valley (GeographicalArea)
Description: A geographical area in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Parti-colored sapphires (Type of sapphire)
Description: A specific type of sapphire with a secondary hue of yellow or green


Name: Comminution (Geological Process)
Description: A process of crushing or fragmenting rocks into smaller pieces


Name: Ceramic grade fluorite (industrial_use)
Description: Used in the manufacture of opalescent glass, enamels, and cooking utensils


Name: Kidarites (Dynasty)
Description: An Iranian people who ruled over parts of modern Afghanistan in the 5th and 6th centuries


Name: Culture (Social Phenomenon)
Description: The culture of a people or group


Name: Photonics (for sensing and light management purposes) (field of study)
Description: Study of light and its interactions with matter


Name: Other part of Hercules' army (Historical figures)
Description: Formed the Nomadas (later known as Numidians)


Name: Civil Engineering Material (Classification)
Description: Materials used in the construction of buildings, infrastructure, etc.


Name: Biology (Earth science)
Description: The study of living organisms


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeast Europe and the eastern Mediterranean.


Name: officials_of_the_central_powers (Political_entities)
Description: representatives of the Central Powers during World War I


Name: Stevo Pendarovski (Person)
Description: The president of North Macedonia since May 2019


Name: Improvements in Welding and Component Fabrication Techniques (Processes)
Description: The methods of welding materials together to create a stronger bond


Name: Pope Benedict XIV (Person)
Description: A Pope who lived from 1675 to 1758


Name: complex but all abstract (characteristic)
Description: Characteristics of the decoration found on the terminals of Iron Age torcs.


Name: Not applicable (implied time period) (Time)
Description: The period of time from 1700 BC onwards


Name: Western Mediterranean subregion (Subregion)
Description: A geographical subregion within the Mediterranean Basin


Name: Volcanic activity at Deseado Massif (Geological Process)
Description: The eruption of volcanoes and the accompanying emission of lava, ash, and gases.


Name: Northern Ireland in UK (Constituent Country) (Relationship)
Description: The relationship between the UK and Northern Ireland, where Northern Ireland is a constituent country


Name: Hydrous iron(III) oxide (Compound)
Description: A compound that contains iron, oxygen, and water molecules


Name: Battle of Gibraltar (Event)
Description: The Battle of Gibraltar where the Barbary pirates were defeated.


Name: Hypervelocity Meteorite Impact (Geological Event)
Description: An extremely fast collision between a celestial body and Earth


Name: Successful writers (Person)
Description: Includes Nobel laureate Gabriel García Márquez and others


Name: Heat (Temperature)
Description: A form of energy resulting from the motion of atoms and molecules


Name: de Gaulle's resignation and return to power (political event)
Description: The political events surrounding de Gaulle's resignation and return to power, which were influenced by the May 1968 events in France.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States and one of the world's major global cities.


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: An ancient Greek temple on the Acropolis of Athens, Greece


Name: Filigrana (Term)
Description: The Italian form of the word filigree


Name: Cerium (Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white metal belonging to the rare-earth group


Name: Citrine (Gemstone)
Description: A variety of quartz whose color ranges from pale yellow to brown.


Name: al-Andalus literature (Literature)
Description: Writing produced in medieval Muslim Iberia


Name: pines (tree species)
Description: Coniferous trees of the Pinaceae family


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic consisting of 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories


Name: Human body (Living organism)
Description: An example of a living organism, which regulates its internal environment (homeostasis) by maintaining a balance of essential substances such as iron.


Name: Latin America (Region)
Description: The geographical area comprising the southern portion of North and South America


Name: Coral Trade (Trade)
Description: Significant trade in coral between the Mediterranean and India.


Name: Robert Boyle (Person)
Description: English natural philosopher, alchemist, and chemist


Name: 1400 in Europe (Date and Location)
Description: The printing of images on paper developed around 1400 in Europe.


Name: ancient Egypt and Greece afterlife (concept)
Description: The differences in beliefs between the Etruscan, ancient Egyptian, and ancient Greek afterlives


Name: Darmstadt Artists' Colony (Artistic_colony)
Description: A significant contributor to the Art Nouveau trend


Name: Iron Road (Name)
Description: Various languages refer to railways as iron roads, such as French chemin de fer, German Eisenbahn, Turkish demiryolu.


Name: Material selection (Process)
Description: The process to determine which material should be used for a given application


Name: Colchester (Essex) (Museum)
Description: Another museum in Essex


Name: Population Breakdown (Demographic Data)
Description: The demographic composition of Thessaly's population


Name: King William II (person)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1840 to 1849


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive halogen with atomic number 9


Name: Estimated total population of New Zealand (Population)
Description: The total population as of October 2024


Name: Jade (Mineral)
Description: A mineral prized for its toughness and used in Chinese artifacts


Name: Revolution of 1930 (Event)
Description: A revolution that resulted in the overthrow of the government and the rise of Getúlio Vargas to power


Name: Olympic Australis (Gemstone)
Description: The world's largest and most valuable gem opal, weighing 17,000 carats


Name: Tuckahoe Marble Quarry (Quarry)
Description: The quarry that supplied Tuckahoe marble in the area now known as Tuckahoe.


Name: suppress individual style (Style Concept)
Description: Concept that tends to suppress individual style in Western calligraphy


Name: Regmaglypt (Geological feature)
Description: Shallow thumbprint-like indentations on meteoroid's surface


Name: Political parties (political entity)
Description: Organizations through which candidates are nominated and elections are fought


Name: black rims of magnetite mixed with pale green augite (Mineral composition)
Description: A mineral mixture


Name: Process of descent with modification, Evolution (Scientific concepts)
Description: The process whereby species change over time in response to natural and environmental pressures


Name: Offices (Building)
Description: A building in the Yule Marble quarry, located to the left of the machine shop and relocated to opening 3


Name: Industrial Respirators (Protective Equipment)
Description: Respirators used by printmakers for protection from caustic vapors.


Name: Reproductive prints, illustrations in books and magazines (Art Forms)
Description: Artworks used to reproduce or illustrate other works.


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Fe


Name: Argo-Saronic Islands, Cyclades, North Aegean islands, Dodecanese, Sporades, Ionian Islands (Geographical Region)
Description: Various clusters of Greek islands


Name: Uranium hexafluoride (UF6) (compound)
Description: A compound of uranium and fluorine


Name: Gold medal (Color)
Description: A tone of metallic gold


Name: 48.7% of New Englanders were male (Demographic Data)
Description: 48.7% of the New England population was male according to the 2006–08 American Community Survey


Name: High pH Fluids (Chemical Compound)
Description: The high pH fluids emitted at the volcanoes support a microbial community


Name: Khazar Khaganate (historical entity)
Description: A medieval Turkic-speaking confederation of nomadic tribes located in the steppes of modern-day Russia and Ukraine


Name: Arabic Calligraphy (Art Form)
Description: Highly regarded element of Islamic art often serving as a form of religious expression


Name: the protolith (original rock before metamorphism)
Description: The original sediment or rock from which a metamorphic rock has been formed


Name: Engineering News-Record lists of top design, international construction, and engineering firms (Lists)
Description: Rankings published by Engineering News-Record magazine


Name: Semiconductor (Physical State)
Description: A substance whose conductivity falls between that of a conductor and an insulator


Name: British mezzotint collecting craze (Collecting Activity)
Description: A period of great interest in British mezzotint collecting


Name: Imperial Bureaucracy (China) (Historical Administrative System)
Description: The ancient bureaucratic system of Imperial China, known for its merit-based civil service.


Name: Prehistoric Tools and Weapons (Artifact)
Description: Tools and weapons used by prehistoric people found in the Spessart region.


Name: Natural Language (language)
Description: The type of language that all humans naturally acquire


Name: Evliya Çelebi (Person)
Description: Ottoman traveler and writer


Name: Izanagi (Deity)
Description: One of the ancient Japanese deities who created Japan and its islands


Name: Services (Service)
Description: A third of the exports by Switzerland are services


Name: Computer-Generated Art (Art form)
Description: Does not automatically create images on the screen using mathematical calculations, unlike computer-generated art.


Name: The Great House (al-Dar al-Kabira) (Building)
Description: A building where the Husaynis conserve a distinctive banner for the annual Nabi Musa procession.


Name: River Morava (Natural Feature)
Description: A river in the Czech Republic and Slovakia


Name: Local Slavs (Tribe)
Description: A group of Slavic people living in present-day Moravia, Slovakia and Bohemia during the 7th and 8th centuries


Name: Rural-Urban Disparities (Social Issue)
Description: The differences in access to resources, services, and opportunities between rural and urban areas in Turkey.


Name: European Space Agency (ESA) (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization dedicated to the exploration and use of space for peaceful purposes


Name: Andalusian Atlantic Basin (hydrographic basin)
Description: A hydrographic basin on the Atlantic side of Andalusia


Name: Carboniferous limestones, gritstones and coal measures (Geological Formation)
Description: Small amounts of rock layers reappearing in the far south of Derbyshire


Name: New York City (Location)
Description: A city in the United States known for diamond trading


Name: technology and electronics manufacturing (industry)
Description: With numerous global companies such as Acer, Asus, Foxconn, and HTC having significant operations there


Name: 19th-Century Historicism (Event)
Description: A cultural and intellectual movement that originated in the 1800s.


Name: De architectura (book)
Description: A treatise on architecture by Vitruvius


Name: Organism-shaped hole in the rock (Geological Feature)
Description: The void left after the original organism has completely dissolved or been destroyed.


Name: Immediate borders (location)
Description: The surrounding areas of the Congo


Name: local employers or the government (organization)
Description: Entities responsible for employing or governing the Indonesian migrant workers


Name: Frank Woolnough (Person)
Description: Active in the Museums Association and secured Congress visits in 1908 and 1916


Name: Japanese Agricultural Sector (economic sector)
Description: The agricultural economy of Japan


Name: Religious or Political Reasons (reason)
Description: a reason based on religious or political beliefs


Name: Money transfer (Financial service)
Description: One of the services offered by Goldsmith bankers.


Name: Karystos (City)
Description: A city on the island of Euboea, Greece


Name: Other Pinctada and Pteria species (Types of mollusk)
Description: Species used for producing cultured pearls today besides Pinctada fucata


Name: Bundenbach and Gemünden (community)
Description: Communities in Germany


Name: January 2003 (Time)
Description: A specific month when significant events took place in Ivory Coast


Name: 108 municipalities (Municipality)
Description: Refers to the number of municipalities in Ticino


Name: ANO 2011 (2017-2021) (political party)
Description: The political party that was in power in the Czech Republic from 2017 to 2021


Name: a Mediterranean language (Language Group)
Description: The Greek word is believed to be a loanword from a Mediterranean language


Name: State constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The fundamental governing document for the state of Alabama


Name: Punitive Damages (Legal Remedy)
Description: Damages to punish or deter the misconduct


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A country located in South America.


Name: Exposure to sunlight for an extended period of time (Condition)
Description: One possible effect on topaz stones


Name: Chen's administration (Government)
Description: The government of Taiwan during Chen's presidency


Name: ROC (Country)
Description: Republic of China (Taiwan)


Name: Congo (Country)
Description: The Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: Rarity (qualitative property)
Description: Very few red diamonds have been found, making them the rarest diamond color in the world.


Name: Anton Eduard van Arkel and Jan Hendrik de Boer (Persons)
Description: Chemists who discovered the iodide process in 1925.


Name: pearl industry (industry or business)
Description: Negatively affected by the introduction and advance of cultured pearl.


Name: Alabama (39 in reading, 40 in math) (Ranking of Alabama in educational performance)
Description: The rankings of Alabama among fourth-grade students in reading and math according to the NEAP


Name: Montgomery Magazine (magazine)
Description: A monthly magazine that covers Montgomery, Alabama.


Name: Atmospheric CO2 Emissions (1751-2008) (Event)
Description: Approximately 347 Gt of carbon released as CO2.


Name: Giacomo Leopardi (Poet)
Description: Italian poet who was one of the poets heralding unification.


Name: Molten oxide electrolysis (MOE) (Process)
Description: A method for industrial iron production that does not emit carbon dioxide directly


Name: Green-Eyed Monster (Concept)
Description: Envy and jealousy


Name: FIFA Confederations Cup 2017 and FIFA World Cup 2018 (Competition)
Description: The FIFA Confederations Cup 2017 and FIFA World Cup 2018 that were hosted by Russia


Name: European route E6 (Road)
Description: The longest of all European routes, running north–south through the entire country


Name: 3.5 to 4 on Mohs scale (Hardness range)
Description: Compared to 6 to 6.5 for pyrite.


Name: Bundesliga (Sports league)
Description: The top tier of the German football league system.


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A country located in South America


Name: Republic of Colombia (Name)
Description: The official name of the South American country.


Name: 1958 (year)
Description: A specific year


Name: - (non-existent)
Description: No specific entity as no grave goods were left


Name: emigration to New England (event)
Description: The movement of people from East Anglia to the Massachusetts Bay Colony


Name: Polish Language (Language)
Description: Second-largest language spoken in England with 546,000 speakers


Name: Alabama's agricultural outputs (Product)
Description: The crops and livestock produced by Alabama.


Name: Chang'e 5 (Spacecraft)
Description: China's first lunar sample return mission


Name: Paper and pulp industries (Industry)
Description: During the 19th century, paper and pulp industries were developed in Drammen


Name: Assimilation of non-Han Chinese cultures (Cultural Interaction)
Description: -


Name: Women (Gender)
Description: Gender of the wearer during Han dynasty


Name: Location of U.S. States (Geographical Description)
Description: The geographical locations of the states of the United States


Name: about 56% of Morocco's electricity supply in 2008 (EnergyProduction)
Description: Electricity supply from coal in 2008


Name: Norway in the 19th Century (Historical Period)
Description: The period during which Norway remained a conservative society


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and northern Asia, sharing a border with Ukraine.


Name: Alleghany County (County)
Description: A county located in North Carolina, USA


Name: localised mid-latitude sources of water vapour on Ceres (Geographical Feature)
Description: Localised regions on Ceres emitting water vapor


Name: Industrial mineral production (Production)
Description: The extraction and processing of minerals for industrial use


Name: Peacock Plumage (Bird's Feature)
Description: The vibrant, iridescent plumage of the peacock


Name: Republican-leaning County (Political Orientation)
Description: A county that tends to vote for Republican candidates in elections


Name: the substrate (Component of CVD process)
Description: The surface on which diamond growth occurs


Name: Federal government (political entity)
Description: The national government of the United States


Name: [20 Sharps 5/10] label (Label)
Description: A label indicating that the packet contains 20 sharps needles, with sizes ranging from 5 to 10


Name: Moldavite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with chemical formula SiO2(+Al2O3)


Name: southern India (Geographical region)
Description: A region located in the southern part of the Indian subcontinent


Name: over 3074 universities (NumberOfUniversities)
Description: The number of universities located in China


Name: Nacre (mother-of-pearl) (Material)
Description: A material used to make pearls and pearl jewelry


Name: At least 200,000 tons of spodumene (Mineral deposit)
Description: A quantity of spodumene deposit


Name: Skylab 4 (Space mission)
Description: Third and final crewed mission to visit Skylab


Name: Galliformes (Order of birds)
Description: An order of birds that includes chickens, turkeys, quails, and pheasants.


Name: Jorge Rojas (Person)
Description: Poet who edited the seven books of poetry under the name Stone and Sky in Bogotá between 1939 and 1940


Name: Phagocytic Coelomocytes (Cell)
Description: Cells involved in internal transport and gas exchange.


Name: Nanoclusters (Particle Group)
Description: A specific type of nanoparticle agglomerates


Name: Nymphenburg (Location)
Description: Manufacturing site for European porcelain


Name: Hastings-on-Hudson (Location)
Description: A location along the Hudson River where a significant amount of Tuckahoe marble was quarried.


Name: Unprecedented visit of Byzantine Emperor John VIII Palaiologos to Italy (1438) (Historical Event)
Description: The event commemorated by the medal created by Pisanello


Name: Urban Ecosystems (Environment)
Description: Ecosystems found in urban areas


Name: Infinitesimal Calculus (Mathematical Field)
Description: A branch of mathematics dealing with infinitely small quantities.


Name: Islam (religion)
Description: Religion founded by Prophet Muhammad


Name: Natural Amethyst (Mineral)
Description: Naturally occurring amethyst


Name: Temperature (Physical Property)
Description: Measure of heat level in an object or system


Name: Davos (City)
Description: One of the larger cities in Grisons


Name: Containment (Geographical Process)
Description: The process by which the Earth's crust and mantle are held together as a single solid unit


Name: Trigonal Antiprism (Polyhedron)
Description: A prism like polyhedron in which lateral faces are replaced by alternating equilateral triangles.


Name: Olivine solid solution series (Mineral group)
Description: A series of minerals that forsterite, fayalite and tephroite belong to.


Name: Three Stages of French Education (Primary, Secondary, Higher) (Education Level)
Description: The three main divisions of the French education system


Name: Opal (in Scott's novel Anne of Geierstein) (Literary Character)
Description: The fictional character wearing an opal talisman in Sir Walter Scott's novel


Name: Gems (Mineral)
Description: A precious or semiprecious stone that is used to make jewelry or decorative objects


Name: Dichromatic (Color Vision Class)
Description: A creature having only two types of cones responsible for color vision


Name: Russian Federation (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia


Name: Metamorphic rock (Rock)
Description: A type of rock that has undergone a process called metamorphism, in which existing rocks are altered by heat, pressure, or both


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A nation that is a member of the United Nations and is recognized as a sovereign state in international law


Name: Minoan language (language)
Description: The language spoken by the Minoans, whose name is unknown.


Name: Odesa (City)
Description: A city on the Black Sea coast of Ukraine


Name: Mn (Chemical Symbol)
Description: Symbol for Manganese


Name: Pomegranate juice (Juice)
Description: May cause a red indelible stain on fabrics


Name: Syro-Phoenicians (Culture)
Description: An ancient Phoenician culture located in present-day Syria and Lebanon.


Name: Lava (Geological feature)
Description: Rocks that are erupted from a volcano


Name: Conventional Filtering Technique (Scientific Technique)
Description: A technique used for filtering carbon obtained from cremated human or animal remains.


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: The country where RTA is the state public broadcaster


Name: Inequality (Social Term)
Description: Distribution of resources or opportunities among individuals.


Name: Scottish and Irish laborers (People)
Description: Laborers from Scotland and Ireland who worked in the Tuckahoe marble quarries from 1865 to 1871.