Name: Lugdunum (City)
Description: A city founded during the Gallo-Roman period and present-day Lyon


Name: caldera (Geological Formation)
Description: where Vesuvius was later formed


Name: beaches on the banks of the Maggia River (Attraction)
Description: Beaches located along the Maggia river


Name: United States (country)
Description: North American nation composed of 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories, and various possessions


Name: Golden Mean (Ethical Concept)
Description: An ethical standard of moderation and balance


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A developing country with many health issues


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The religion that was brought to Norway around the year 1000


Name: around £20 billion (Economic Value)
Description: Has a combined turnover of around £20 billion


Name: European Community (EC) (organization)
Description: Organization that established the European Monetary System


Name: Central European Bronze Age (Time period)
Description: The time period encompassing the early, middle, and late Bronze Ages in Central Europe


Name: Brussels Waffles (Food)
Description: A type of waffle, originating in Brussels


Name: Manhattan Schist (Geological Formation)
Description: A rock type formed under extreme pressure as a result of a continental collision


Name: Synthetic Ruby (Ruby Variant)
Description: Artificially made rubies


Name: Cinema in Morocco (Activity)
Description: The activity of cinema in Morocco


Name: sun's continued revival (Event)
Description: The sun's continuous resurrection.


Name: Colombia (Year 2016) (Country)
Description: Colombia in the year 2016.


Name: Dharma of the Buddha (Religious Teachings)
Description: The teachings of Gautama Buddha


Name: being highly dense and extremely hot, it is a remnant of a massive star's supernova explosion (property)
Description: A Neutron Star is a highly dense, extremely hot star left over after the supernova explosion of a massive star.


Name: Affordable yet beautiful sapphires (Quality of sapphire)
Description: Smaller sapphires are more affordable than larger ones, making them a great option for those who want to own a beautiful sapphire without breaking the bank


Name: Gravel (Natural) (Inanimate Object)
Description: A type of gravel that occurs naturally on Earth as a result of geological processes.


Name: Various flags (Flags)
Description: Use yellow, but symbolism varies widely


Name: The City Record (official journal)
Description: The official journal of New York City


Name: mandatory employment-related insurance plans (insurance plan)
Description: Insurance policies that are required by law and related to employment


Name: Signatures are often required (Document signification)
Description: In Hong Kong, seals have fallen out of general use as signatures are often required


Name: Diamonds (gemstone)
Description: The design was meant to sparkle in a similar way to diamonds, which were highly fashionable at the time


Name: Taiwan Black Jade (Mineral)
Description: A type of serpentine jade, primarily composed of minerals such as antigorite and magnetite. It exhibits colors ranging from dark green to black.


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


Name: 36 °C (97 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The average summer high temperature in Córdoba and Seville


Name: Natural Gas (Fossil Fuel)
Description: A gas consisting primarily of methane, typically obtained from under the earth's surface.


Name: Full religious freedom (Right)
Description: A right guaranteed by Japan's constitution


Name: more Arabic words than elsewhere in Spain (linguistic_characteristics)
Description: -


Name: Registered Voters (Political Term)
Description: The total number of individuals eligible to vote in an election


Name: Mande-speaking peoples (cultural_group)
Description: People of the same region who make pieces of wood with broad, flat surfaces and arms and legs are shaped like cylinders


Name: Glass-Clear Opal Property (Property)
Description: The characteristic of being clear and colorless


Name: Rule (Guideline)
Description: A regulation or code of conduct


Name: The country of Afghanistan (Country)
Description: -


Name: French Revolutionary Wars, the Napoleonic era and the subsequent final meeting of the Imperial Diet (Historical Event)
Description: A series of conflicts between France and various coalitions of European powers, primarily Prussia, Austria, and Russia, during and after the French Revolution


Name: The Republic of the Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Africa


Name: Biomaterial for implants (Medical Term)
Description: Material used in medical procedures to replace damaged or diseased cells, tissues or organs


Name: Endosteum and periosteum (type of tissue)
Description: Other types of tissue found in bones include endosteum and periosteum


Name: Haakon IV of Norway (Person)
Description: King of Norway from 1217 to 1263


Name: Change (Physical property)
Description: A transformation or modification


Name: The Derbyshire Flora Group and staff at Derbyshire Wildlife Trust and the Peak District National Park (Organization)
Description: Organizations involved in plant recording in Derbyshire


Name: Central Greece (Region)
Description: Region within Mycenaean Greece


Name: Limestone Artifacts (Artifact Class)
Description: Objects made from limestone, such as statues and building surfaces


Name: Landslip Features (Geological Feature)
Description: Landslip features on unstable layers of sandstones and shales in Derbyshire


Name: Different Poses (Artwork)
Description: Other poses than standing pose with arms crossed in front


Name: technology (Technology)
Description: The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes and the machinery, tools, etc., used in such work


Name: Minoan Influence (Artistic Influence)
Description: Influence of the Minoan culture on mainland Greece.


Name: Rhine Valley railway (Railway)
Description: A railway line in the Rhine Valley of Grisons


Name: Noshaq (Peak)
Description: the highest point in Afghanistan, at 7,492 m (24,580 ft) above sea level


Name: Scenic landscapes and natural wonders (Natural resource)
Description: the breathtaking vistas, geological formations, and ecological habitats that showcase the beauty of nature


Name: Edinburgh (Location)
Description: Contains a complete set of the impressions


Name: Artisans (profession)
Description: Occupation given to sculptors during earlier periods


Name: Cyanogen Molecule (CN2) (Compound)
Description: A nitride molecule similar to diatomic halides


Name: Active volcanoes (Geological feature)
Description: A geographical feature characterized by volcanic eruptions


Name: privatization of some large government-owned banks and industrial firms (economic_process)
Description: As of the given context


Name: Reccared I (person)
Description: A Visigothic king who reigned from 586 to 601


Name: Amphibole-chlorite-carbonate-talc rock, talc-carbonate rock, or simply talc rock (Geological Composition)
Description: Compositions found in certain types of soapstone.


Name: 1400–800 BC (Time period)
Description: Approximate time period during which the Golden hat was probably made


Name: George Frideric Handel (Composer)
Description: A German-born British naturalized citizen who composed during the Baroque era


Name: Esports (Activity)
Description: Electronic sports (eSports) are a form of competition using video games.


Name: Areas with volcanic rock (Location)
Description: Regions where volcanic activities have occurred.


Name: Third Century AD Fire (Event)
Description: A major fire that occurred in the Parthenon shortly after the middle of the third century AD


Name: September 11 attacks (Event)
Description: A series of terrorist attacks against the United States in 2001, which were carried out by al-Qaeda.


Name: Australian mainland (Geographical Feature)
Description: The large island continent of Australia


Name: Emperor Go-Daigo (Person)
Description: The emperor who overthrew the Kamakura shogunate in 1336.


Name: Forsterite (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium iron inosilicate mineral, the Mg-rich member of the olivine solid solution series


Name: Cherokee people (Indigenous Peoples)
Description: Indigenous group from Southeastern North America


Name: (1952) (Year)
Description: Publication year of Geologist, Author


Name: Al3+ ions in sapphires (chemical element)
Description: Ions that are normally present in the structure of sapphires


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


Name: 2V angle (50 – 56 degrees) (optical property)
Description: The 2V angle of Afwillite.


Name: Saint-Germain-en-Laye (Location)
Description: City where one of the golden hats resides in the Musée d'Archéologie Nationale


Name: Fluchtlingssuchstelle (Installation)
Description: The Fluchtlingssuchstelle installed in Wunsiedel


Name: Bloody River (River)
Description: One of the rivers flowing into Great Bear Lake


Name: Soluble metallic salt (Substance)
Description: A substance used in the radiolysis method for forming nanoparticles


Name: Old Documents (Historical Document)
Description: The oldest documents that attest the autonym of the Slavs.


Name: more than 100 imperial seals (object)
Description: A large number of seals created by the government of the Nguyen dynasty.


Name: Middle and Lower Crust (Geological Region)
Description: Layer of the Earth's crust between 30-50 My


Name: Campaign Buttons (Artifact)
Description: Buttons used in political campaigns


Name: Phidias (Ancient Greek Sculptor)
Description: The most famous ancient Greek sculptor, active from about 465–425.


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


Name: successive rule by the Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, Vandals and Ottoman Turks (historical periods)
Description: Historical periods of successive rule over North Africa


Name: snakes and lizards (Animal)
Description: Reptiles commonly found in the wild, including venomous snakes and various species of lizards


Name: Jan Zrzavý (Artist)
Description: A Czech artist known for his contributions to the avant-garde movement


Name: Abraham-Louis Breguet (Watch Maker)
Description: Swiss watchmaker who produced lever escapement watches


Name: Plates for printing money (printing equipment)
Description: A flat surface on which an image is impressed, such as a plate in the printmaking process.


Name: Bogotá (City)
Description: The capital city of Colombia


Name: three Haz-Mat teams (Organization)
Description: Hazardous materials teams located in Westchester County


Name: Noble Eightfold Path (Concept)
Description: The primary goal of the Buddhist path for monastic life


Name: Central Government (Government Level)
Description: One of the components of the Spanish Public Administration


Name: Tahitians (ethnic group)
Description: The indigenous people of Tahiti who make up 70% of the population.


Name: Iron and steel industry (Industry)
Description: The sector that heavily utilizes copper as a raw material


Name: New Quartz Grains (Geological Entity)
Description: Unstrained, small quartz grains produced during early stages of metamorphism.


Name: Claude Monet (Artist)
Description: A founder of French Impressionism who was a prolific and influential painter whose works explores the varying of light and its effect on his surroundings.


Name: Public symbol of the state and people (Role)
Description: Symbolic representation in modern Japan


Name: Middle-Wavelength Cones (M cones) or Green Cones (Biological Structure)
Description: One type of cone in the human retina that is most sensitive to light perceived as green.


Name: Interest revival in gems (Event)
Description: Happened in Early Renaissance Italy


Name: Gytheio, Areopoli, Kardamyli, Stoupa (Villages in Mani Peninsula)
Description: Tourist-filled villages during summer


Name: Double beta decay (Nuclear Process)
Description: Decays by double beta decay to 48Ti instead.


Name: Crimea (GeographicalArea)
Description: A peninsula in Southern Ukraine, annexed by the Russian Federation


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color with a wavelength between approximately 625 and 740 nanometers.


Name: 4.50 square kilometres (1.74 square miles) (Area)
Description: The area covered by the Zabargad Island


Name: West Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: The geographical region where the technology was practiced


Name: Peace and Political Stability (SocialEntity)
Description: Since 2011


Name: Slovaks, Slovenes, and Serbs (People)
Description: These Slavic peoples adopted these colors


Name: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity (Organization)
Description: The first intercollegiate Greek-letter fraternity established for African Americans.


Name: Flanders (Region)
Description: One of the three regions of Belgium, primarily Dutch-speaking


Name: Town Park (Park)
Description: One of the parks located in Larne


Name: Coria (Location)
Description: A district ravaged by the head entity


Name: Stellar Nucleosynthesis (Physical Process)
Description: The process by which elements heavier than helium are formed inside stars


Name: Ancient Rome (Historical period)
Description: A period in the history of Rome, from its founding to around 476 AD


Name: HAVO (Secondary Education Stream)
Description: One of the three main streams of secondary education in the Netherlands


Name: Graphology (Discipline)
Description: The study of a person's character based on their handwriting


Name: Teodoro Monticelli (Italian Mineralogist)
Description: An Italian mineralogist (1759–1845)


Name: Sodium Chloride (Table Salt) (Compound)
Description: A compound of sodium and chlorine with the formula NaCl


Name: Indian social, political, economic, and religious events (Events)
Description: Events influenced by India


Name: New England (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in the United States


Name: Non-figurative cave paintings (Art Form)
Description: Simplistic geometric shapes and hand stencils found in ancient caves


Name: tide jewels (mythical artifact)
Description: Mythical artifacts mentioned in the Nihon shoki


Name: Instrument of the dey (Role)
Description: The Dey's instrument


Name: 16 national parks (Number of National Parks)
Description: The 16 national parks in Germany include the Jasmund National Park, the Vorpommern Lagoon Area National Park, the Müritz National Park, the Wadden Sea National Parks, the Harz National Park, the Hainich National Park, the Black Forest National Park, the Saxon Switzerland National Park, the Bavarian Forest National Park and the Berchtesgaden National Park


Name: Number of Integers (Set of Numbers)
Description: The set of all integers.


Name: Cyclotrons (Source)
Description: Accelerators used to produce charged particles that can be used to generate neutrons for BNCT treatment


Name: Fichtel Mountains (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A mountain range in northeast Bavaria, Germany.


Name: 2s Electrons (Electron Energy Level)
Description: An energy level of an atom with the wavelength of 220.1 pm.


Name: Ancient Greece (Historical Period)
Description: Refers to the era of Greek civilization before the Roman conquest.


Name: And was instrumental in the creation of the European Coal and Steel Community, the precursor to the European Union (Politicians)
Description: Konrad Adenauer played a crucial role in the establishment of West Germany after World War II and was instrumental in creating the European Coal and Steel Community, which laid the foundation for the European Union


Name: Omphacite (Mineral)
Description: Solid solution of Fe-bearing diopside and jadeite.


Name: Six squares (Polygon)
Description: Each of the six squares that bound a cube is a face of the cube


Name: State-controlled mandatory insurance (Insurance)
Description: A type of insurance covering specific expenses in the Netherlands


Name: Phrygia Salutaris (Region)
Description: The region Synnada was located in


Name: Conceptual stage, Fabrication (Stages of jewelry design)
Description: Stages where these techniques can be used in the process of creating a piece of jewelry


Name: British Mandate authorities (Government)
Description: The population of three males in one house was counted by the British Mandate authorities in 1931


Name: 1952 (Year)
Description: Release year of the first Macedonian feature film


Name: Carthaginian Empire (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the empire based in Carthage, now known as Tunisia


Name: Jade (material)
Description: A material used in Chinese history to indicate moral quality and symbolize rank


Name: 7 (NumericValue)
Description: Potassium has a period of 7 in the modern table.


Name: Crusades of the 12th to 13th century (Historical event)
Description: Series of religious wars sanctioned by the Catholic Church and led by Western Europeans to regain control of the Holy Land from the Muslims.


Name: Mjøndalen (Town)
Description: A town within Drammen municipality


Name: Lanthanum(II) compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds that contain lanthanum in the +2 oxidation state


Name: Semi-nomadic people (People)
Description: People who were semi-nomadic.


Name: orogenic belt where they had eventually ended up (geological feature)
Description: The location to which the exotic crustal slices were transported and attached.


Name: Scottish Philosophy (Philosophy)
Description: Sometimes referred to as the 'Scottish School of Common Sense'


Name: Particle accelerators (Source)
Description: Accelerators used to generate high-energy particles that can be used to produce neutrons for BNCT treatment


Name: US Geological Survey (Government Agency)
Description: the agency where Esper Signius Larsen worked


Name: Shaded Area Map of Ohio counties (Map Example)
Description: Another example of thematic cartography focused on a specific geographic theme


Name: National Front administrations (Government)
Description: Administrations under the National Front coalition


Name: Abswurmbachite (Mineral)
Description: Named after Irmgard Abs-Wurmbach


Name: Wilson's Disease (Disease)
Description: A genetic disorder that causes an accumulation of copper in body tissues.


Name: both the dopant and the material to be doped (Material to be doped)
Description: The material that the dopant is used with.


Name: Beylerbeylik of Algiers (political entity)
Description: state governed by the Beylerbey


Name: United States Dollar (Currency)
Description: The United States dollar is used instead in the Caribbean Netherlands


Name: Sodium perborate (Compound)
Description: A compound used as a bleach.


Name: Diamonds (mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of pure carbon, known for its extreme hardness


Name: Dost Mohammad Khan's son Wazir Akbar Khan (Person)
Description: Son of Dost Mohammad Khan who led the Afghan army


Name: -188 °C (-308.45 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The boiling point of helium


Name: Old Prussians (ethnic group)
Description: Indo-European people who lived in the region that is now part of Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Estonia, and Russia


Name: Ethnic Ukrainians (Group)
Description: People ethnically identified as Ukrainian who fought in the Soviet partisan guerrilla resistance units.


Name: 1,180 documented meteorite falls (Quantity of Meteorite falls)
Description: The number of meteorite collections recorded in this database.


Name: Hakim valve (Medical Device)
Description: Used for the treatment of hydrocephalus


Name: Valuable resource acquisition (activity)
Description: Gaining land, prestige, goods, and slaves as a result of military activities


Name: Gallium Nitride on Sapphire (Material)
Description: Material used in blue LEDs.


Name: brown-pink, purple-pink (Color Range)
Description: The range of colors pink diamonds can occur.


Name: Professor (Academic Rank)
Description: Academic rank he was promoted to


Name: Insertion of Metal Bag and Water Filling (Action)
Description: The action taken after chain saws cutting, which is the insertion of a metal bag behind the back cut and filling it with water.


Name: Azurite (mineral) (Mineral)
Description: Blue-green mineral often found with malachite.


Name: Melt origin (Origin Hypothesis)
Description: The hypothesis that pseudotachylyte forms from melt.


Name: Hanuman (Deity)
Description: A devotee of God


Name: Collectors (Group)
Description: Individuals who collect items (often coins) for personal interest


Name: Electronegativity of hydrogen (Physical property)
Description: A measure of the ability of an atom in a molecule to attract electrons to itself.


Name: Cities (Location)
Description: Almería is historically influenced by Granada and Murcia


Name: 142Nd (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of Neodymium, it's the most abundant one


Name: Sediment coverage (Geological feature)
Description: The covering of an organism by sediment soon after its death.


Name: General Motors (GM) (Company)
Description: An American multinational automotive manufacturing company


Name: Early Stone Age tools (tool)
Description: Simple implements used in the Early Stone Age.


Name: Émile Durkheim (Sociologist)
Description: French sociologist who made substantial and influential contributions to social theory


Name: - (-)
Description: Indicates the purpose of peafowls on a king's table


Name: Shrimp eggs and molluscs (Food items)
Description: Eggs of shrimps and various shelled animals


Name: United States (Country)
Description: New York City is located within the United States.


Name: French Legal System (Legal System)
Description: The legal system of France, characterized by...


Name: Alkali earth metal (Material)
Description: A member of group 2 of the periodic table.


Name: Federal Elections (Event)
Description: Elections held in Belgium in May 2019


Name: Manchu culture (culture)
Description: during the late Qing dynasty


Name: individual crystals (Mineral Crystals)
Description: Individually formed mineral particles


Name: Modern Humans (Species)
Description: The modern form of human beings, Homo sapiens


Name: Universe (AstronomicalObject)
Description: The vast conglomeration of celestial bodies, including stars and galaxies, that forms the observable universe.


Name: Gurus (Religious Leaders)
Description: The ten religious and spiritual leaders of Sikhism


Name: (F, OH)2O and O sheets along (010) with Al3+ in octahedral sites and Si4+ in tetrahedral sites (Chemical Composition)
Description: This is the crystal structure of topaz


Name: Heat sinks and heat exchangers (Device)
Description: Devices used to dissipate heat from electronic components.


Name: Nasdaq (Stock Exchange)
Description: One of the world's largest stock exchanges by market capitalization, based in the United States.


Name: 2005 (Year)
Description: The year Turkey started accession negotiations with the European Union.


Name: Wikipedia categories (Web-based content organization)
Description: A way to organize information on Wikipedia.


Name: c. 1250 BC (Timeframe)
Description: Approximate year of destruction.


Name: cyanogen bromide (Compound)
Description: A compound that trimerizes at elevated temperatures over a carbon catalyst


Name: 2V Angle (Optical Property)
Description: The range of the 2V optical angle in Topaz, from 48° to 69.5°


Name: Number of Households with Five or More People (Statistic)
Description: The number of households in Cresciano with five or more people


Name: Items like Rope, String, Wire, Cable, Chain, or Plastic Wrap (Materials Used to Mechanically Join Objects)
Description: Materials that may be used to mechanically join objects.


Name: Dardani and the Enchelae, Pelagones, and Lyncestae (Ancient Ethnic Groups)
Description: The ethnic groups inhabiting different regions of Northwest Paeonia


Name: Visa-free travel to European Union (Policy)
Description: The policy granted to Ukraine's citizens three years later


Name: Attorney General of Alabama (State official)
Description: A member of the executive branch in the state of Alabama


Name: Sign Languages Compound (Subtype of Sign Language)
Description: A compound created by combining two or more sign stems in Sign languages


Name: Brilliant luster (Physical Property)
Description: The ability to reflect light


Name: Gazzosa ticinese (Soft drink)
Description: -


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


Name: Three-chambered concentric roasting furnace (Invention)
Description: A furnace used to roast carbonate ores before smelting


Name: Government (Government)
Description: The Korean government.


Name: Morean War of 1684–1699 (Historical Event)
Description: A war between the Ottoman Empire and a Christian alliance, fought over control of the Morea (Peloponnese).


Name: Silicon (Inorganic substance)
Description: A form of pure silicon with a crystalline structure


Name: Be- and Al-rich fluids from the pegmatite (Geological Entity)
Description: Liquid solutions rich in Beryllium and Aluminum found within pegmatites


Name: Standards on fasteners (Standard)
Description: Various standards related to fasteners


Name: jade cicadas and silkworms (animal)
Description: Animals that symbolized rebirth


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A red gemstone with the same primary chemical composition as sapphire


Name: Radiated Blende (wurtzite) (mineral)
Description: A mineral that Eulytine is often compared to but differs in appearance, color, and other properties


Name: Square lattice (Bravais lattice)
Description: One of only two types of Bravais lattices in two-dimensional space


Name: Château de Montsoreau (Building)
Description: Medieval castle located in the Maine-et-Loire department of western France


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


Name: Pro-Catalan party policy (Policy)
Description: A policy regarding language equality in Mallorca's schools


Name: Earth (Location)
Description: The third planet from the Sun and the fifth largest, it is the only astronomical object known to harbor life.


Name: Color perception (Perception)
Description: The process by which the brain interprets color from visual stimuli


Name: Literature (Art Form)
Description: Writing that gives expression to a share experience and reflects a particular culture, period, or human experience


Name: Igneous Rocks (Geological Formation Class)
Description: Rock formed from cooled lava or magma.


Name: 18 million bicycles (Number)
Description: The approximate number of bicycles in the Netherlands


Name: Frisian potters (Profession)
Description: Frisian potters from the Netherlands area


Name: stars are suns surrounded by planets (Scientific hypothesis)
Description: The idea that stars are similar to our Sun and have their own planetary systems


Name: Europe (Geographical_area)
Description: Represents the establishment of a European settlement in King George Sound.


Name: Mitzpe Mo'av (Mo'av Lookout) (Monument)
Description: A large white monument on the outskirts of Arad


Name: Beryllium-aluminum alloy pistons (Metal Alloy)
Description: Alloy consisting of beryllium, aluminum and other metals


Name: Ivankiv Raion (Administrative Division)
Description: A district in Ukraine that took over the administration of Chernobyl after its dissolution


Name: Clusters (chemical structures)
Description: Aggregates of multiple organolithium molecules bonded together


Name: serpentine (Mineral)
Description: Has a very high serpentine content


Name: French Legion of Honour (Institution)
Description: The highest decoration in France


Name: Russia (Europe) (Subregion)
Description: The European part of Russia.


Name: Aquaculture on Isle of Mull (Activity)
Description: There is some aquaculture on the island


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: An independent country after separation from the Netherlands


Name: Skiing (Activity)
Description: An activity that is popular in Dalarna


Name: Toggenburg War (Second War of Villmergen) (Historical Event)
Description: A conflict that occurred in 1712, also known as the Second War of Villmergen


Name: Taiwan (Location)
Description: A place where inflation was slowed using part of China's gold reserves


Name: Prince Dmitry Donskoy of Moscow (Political Entity)
Description: A Prince who led the united army of Russian principalities in the Battle of Kulikovo.


Name: Some 15 meters below the surface (Distance)
Description: The depth at which the K Zone layer is located.


Name: The Taipei Guest House (Building)
Description: A government guest house located in Taipei, Taiwan


Name: Flamenco (Music Genre)
Description: A Spanish musical genre that is not widespread outside West Andalusia


Name: Bündner Nusstorte (Dessert)
Description: The emblematic dessert of the Grisons


Name: Archdiocese of Nidaros (Religious Entity)
Description: The highest ecclesiastical hierarchy in Norway.


Name: Customer (person or business entity)
Description: Entity for which the bank agrees to conduct an account


Name: Wrought iron or cast iron pieces (Metalwork)
Description: Types of metalwork that filigree is used metaphorically to describe


Name: The most influential newspapers in Switzerland (Category)
Description: Influential newspapers in Switzerland


Name: 34-38% of population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who adhere to Christianity


Name: Quarry workers (Occupation)
Description: The Lunigiana revolt happened in January 1894 and the quarry workers were the main actors.


Name: Color, clarity, cut, and carat weight (Evaluation criteria for sapphires)
Description: The factors used to evaluate sapphires


Name: coins (Currency)
Description: Coins that were introduced to the Persian Empire.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The westernmost peninsula of Eurasia and a continent connected to Asia


Name: Mycenaean Greeks and Present-day West Eurasians (Genetic Comparison)
Description: A genetic comparison between Mycenaean Greeks and present-day West Eurasians.


Name: Tasmanite (southern branch) (tektite variety)
Description: Part of the southern branch of australites


Name: Red double-decker bus (Vehicle)
Description: Iconic British bus model


Name: Liaoning province in Inner Mongolia (Place)
Description: The area where Hongshan culture existed.


Name: Valle di Peccia (Location)
Description: Independent until 1669, then part of Peccia


Name: Aluminium chloride (Chemical Compound)
Description: A specific aluminum compound


Name: [Ce(NO3)6]2− (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Golden Torcs (artifact)
Description: Five golden torcs mentioned in the Lebor Gabála Érenn


Name: Thomas Palaiologos (Person)
Description: Despot of the Morea from 1408 to 1460


Name: Van Gogh (Artist)
Description: A Dutch post-impressionist painter who is among the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art.


Name: Numidia (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the kingdom based in Numidia, now part of modern-day Algeria and Tunisia


Name: Purple textiles (Textile)
Description: Preserved textile samples of purple textiles were discovered in this palace


Name: Democratic Parliamentary Monarchy (Government Structure)
Description: A constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy.


Name: [Posta, Hürriyet, Sözcü, Sabah and Habertürk] (Newspapers)
Description: The most popular newspapers in Turkey by circulation


Name: Emperor, Darkthrone, Gorgoroth, Mayhem, Burzum and Immortal (black metal bands)
Description: Prominent Norwegian black metal bands


Name: Australian cinema (Film Industry)
Description: Australian film production


Name: World Marathon Majors (Competition series)
Description: A group of six marathons regarded as the most prestigious in the world


Name: Italy's rivers (River)
Description: The rivers in Italy


Name: Clovis (Person)
Description: The founder of the Merovingian dynasty


Name: Merchants (Profession)
Description: Started storing their gold with the goldsmiths of London in the 17th and 18th centuries


Name: Pastel (a fried pastry) (Dish)
Description: A type of popular snack in Brazil.


Name: Balder field (Location)
Description: A small oil field off the coast of Norway where oil was discovered in 1967.


Name: Various spellings (Text)
Description: Including Alibamo, Alibamu, Alabamo, Albama, Alebamon, Alibama, Alibamou, Alabamu, and Allibamou


Name: People from Balkans (PopulationGroup)
Description: people residing primarily in the Balkan region


Name: National Trust for Historic Preservation (Organization)
Description: A U.S.-based non-profit organization dedicated to preserving important historical places and promoting the importance of historic preservation.


Name: Modernist Jewelry Shops and Studios (Business Establishment)
Description: Establishments related to modernist jewelry in the Bay Area


Name: Leather boots (靴, xue) (type of shoes)
Description: introduced by northern nomads in China during Hanfu period


Name: Author's intention (Concept)
Description: The relevance of an author's intention in analyzing a literary work


Name: Cane sugar (Commodity)
Description: A sweetener derived from the sugarcane plant


Name: Mullite and Vitreous Silica (Compound)
Description: The products resulting from the decomposition of kyanite above 1100 °C.


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: A negligible component found in olmiite's formula.


Name: Itabira (City)
Description: A city in Minas Gerais, Brazil


Name: Foundation for human communication, understanding, and connection (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Thickness of oceanic crust (Geological Property)
Description: The thickness of oceanic crust at different locations


Name: 142,700 (Quantity)
Description: The number of active personnel in the Greek military.


Name: luminescence-based environmental monitoring (Environmental Monitoring)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to monitor various aspects of the environment, such as pollution levels, water quality, or wildlife populations


Name: an outer drystone wall with an internal timber structure filled with earth (Construction Material)
Description: A combination of materials used to construct the defensive walls.


Name: through breakdown of mollusc shells (breakdown process)
Description: Another type of peloids production


Name: Stone Sculpture (Activity)
Description: The controlled removal of stone to shape an object or image.


Name: Limestone (Mineral rock)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock composed mostly of the minerals calcite and aragonite, and serves as a primary source of lime.


Name: Saffron or Ochre Robes (Artifact)
Description: The robes worn by Buddhist monks


Name: heredity or succession ceremonies and conventions (social norms)
Description: Factors that did not determine leadership among indigenous groups in Brazil


Name: Kuomintang and People First Party (Political parties)
Description: The two main political parties in Taiwan: Kuomintang and People First Party.


Name: ceramics as wall decoration (Artistic Use)
Description: Use of ceramics for decorating walls, especially in mosques


Name: Attaching to a sewing machine or holding for hand-sewing (function of a part)
Description: The shank is either attached to a sewing machine or held while hand-sewing.


Name: Summer time in Algeria's ergs (climate)
Description: Temperatures can go up to 43.3 °C (110 °F)


Name: Magnesium/Teflon/Viton composition (Material Composition)
Description: A material used for oxidizer of metallic fuels


Name: Calcium and phosphate (minerals)
Description: Bones serve as calcium and phosphate storage at the cellular level


Name: Storage of spent nuclear fuel at Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository (Waste Repository)
Description: Evidence provided by the US federal government supporting the feasibility to store spent nuclear fuel at the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository


Name: Light (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation that our eyes can detect


Name: US Navy pilots (Occupation)
Description: Military personnel who operate naval aircraft or ships.


Name: Pločnik, Serbia (Location)
Description: A site in Pločnik, Serbia


Name: Health Care in Spain (Healthcare Service)
Description: Health care service provided by the Spanish National Health System


Name: Neurological disorders, Skin diseases, Musculoskeletal conditions, Osteoarthritis, Ankylosing spondylitis, Diabetes, Gout, Injuries and operations complications (Medical conditions)
Description: A range of medical conditions treated at the facility in Jáchymov


Name: Number of film projects (Quantity)
Description: Increased from 37 in 1999 to 1,054 in 2007


Name: 5 members (political office)
Description: Number of members in the Council of State.


Name: Didymium (mixture of salts of neodymium and praseodymium) (Compound)
Description: A mixture used for coloring glass.


Name: baryte (mineral)
Description: A mineral that Olmiite was initially mistaken for


Name: UNESCO's World Heritage List (List)
Description: List of properties of outstanding universal value


Name: Kremlin (Building)
Description: A fortress in Moscow, Russia.


Name: Becoming an arya (Buddhist goal)
Description: A goal to attain spiritual enlightenment in most forms of Buddhism


Name: Red Spinel (Gem)
Description: A gemstone that has been falsely claimed to be a ruby


Name: Global Witness (NGO)
Description: A non-governmental organization focused on investigating and exposing corruption and human rights abuses


Name: Dardania and Paeonia (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions that partially fell within Dardania and the whole of Paeonia


Name: Heaps (geographical feature)
Description: Geographical features where ancient monuments are found


Name: nine museums (Museum)
Description: Nine museums located on Museum Mile


Name: County of Flanders (Political Entity)
Description: The County of Flanders during the Battle of the Golden Spurs in 1302


Name: Report on Human Rights Situation (Document)
Description: A written account or presentation of facts and arguments.


Name: Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Bronze, Iron Ages (Time Periods)
Description: Various periods in human history


Name: Iron meteorite (Type of meteorite)
Description: Metallic rocks that make up about 5% of all observed meteorites


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: Largest producer of sapphires (prior to 2007)


Name: Greater Boston (Metropolitan area)
Description: The largest metropolitan area in New England


Name: a long and complex history, with roots dating back to the ancient Gallic tribes and the Roman Empire (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a long and complex history, with roots dating back to the ancient Gallic tribes and the Roman Empire


Name: Good cleavage in three directions (Property)
Description: Calcite has good cleavage in three directions


Name: ChalcogenGroup (PeriodicTableGroup)
Description: A group in the periodic table


Name: Rif and Atlas mountains (Geographical feature)
Description: Mountain ranges in the northern half of Morocco.


Name: Three Castles of Bellinzona (World_Heritage_Site)
Description: A set of medieval castles in the town of Bellinzona


Name: Life on Mars (Life Form)
Description: The presence or potential of life existing or having existed on Mars


Name: Palace at Tiryns (Building)
Description: Another well-preserved Mycenaean palace


Name: chiral crystal structures composed of achiral building blocks (crystal_structure)
Description: Crystal structures that exhibit chirality despite being composed of achiral components


Name: 5-carat vivid pink diamond (Diamond)
Description: A 5-carat vivid pink diamond that was sold for $10.8 million in Hong Kong on December 1, 2009


Name: 1.3 and 1.6 mg/day for women and men ages 18 and older, respectively (Quantity)
Description: The amounts of copper per day recommended for adults in Europe


Name: Alkyl halides (Organic compound)
Description: At high temperatures and the reaction may be catalysed by copper


Name: Nomocanon and the Court Law for the People (Legal Texts)
Description: Two legal texts preserved from 9th century Moravia


Name: Symbols (such as the ankh) (Jewelry design)
Description: Recognizable figures or shapes with a particular meaning in a specific culture.


Name: Antipathidae (Taxonomic group)
Description: A family of corals with the common name 'black coral'.


Name: geosynclines theory (Geological theory)
Description: A now-defunct idea used to explain the presence of 'folded' mountain chains


Name: species of reptiles (reptile)
Description: the highest number of reptile species found in any country


Name: Cozumel, Mexico (Location)
Description: A location famous for dense black coral beds.


Name: Lancaster school for girls (Educational institution)
Description: A girls' school in the United States


Name: the cultural capital of the world (Cultural status)
Description: A center of culture and arts


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere.


Name: White (Color)
Description: The white in the flag of France represents either the monarchy or 'white, the ancient French color'


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Northwestern Europe


Name: Heritage (UK) (Culture)
Description: The UK's abundant history and culture


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: The country where the Indigenous peoples mentioned live


Name: Disease (Category)
Description: A condition that impairs the normal functioning of the body or mind.


Name: Economic Development (Process)
Description: The growth and expansion of the economy due to increased productivity


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire in Southeastern Europe, Western Asia and North Africa that existed from 1299 to 1922


Name: Thasos (municipality) (Municipality)
Description: The only municipality of the Thasos regional unit


Name: Quarry 3 (Quarry)
Description: The quarry where the marble was extracted for this contract.


Name: Computer Hard Disk Drives (Electronics)
Description: A data storage device that uses magnetic storage to store and retrieve digital information using one or more rigid rapidly rotating disks (platters)


Name: 3 (Number)
Description: The number of valence electrons used by the element.


Name: Film London (Organization)
Description: Film London is a not-for-profit organisation that supports, promotes and develops filmmaking in the capital


Name: First multiparty elections since 1964 (Election)
Description: The first general elections held in Greece after the restoration of democracy.


Name: Impacted companies (Organization)
Description: Entities that are required to file conflict minerals reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission


Name: Amorphous particles (Type of Nanoparticle)
Description: Amorphous particles typically adopt a spherical shape


Name: Water ice (Chemical Substance)
Description: H2O in a solid state


Name: William II (historical figure)
Description: King of the Netherlands (1840–1849)


Name: Organized Crime Syndicates (Criminal Group)
Description: Groups involved in smuggling blood diamonds


Name: Gertrude B. Elion (Person)
Description: A pharmacologist and biochemist who worked at Burroughs Wellcome


Name: Kyocera Brigadier (Product)
Description: First production smartphone with a sapphire screen


Name: Orange (Color)
Description: A color popularly associated with good flavor.


Name: Franconia and Gold Basin meteorite strewn fields (Meteorite Field)
Description: A significant find area in the southwestern United States where hundreds of kilograms of meteorites have been recovered


Name: Members of the East India Company's trading post in Canton, China (Group)
Description: Significant group from the East India Company's trading post in Canton, China


Name: Calcite and Aragonite (Mineral)
Description: Examples of crystals produced by molluscs


Name: the natural ivory trade (Trade)
Description: The trade of natural ivory


Name: Electronics circuitry (Material)
Description: The internal wiring of electronic devices.


Name: prevention of forgeries (Security Purpose)
Description: The security purpose that applied seals were used for.


Name: Plantlife (Organization)
Description: An organization that operates within the county of Derbyshire.


Name: Sodium Hydride (Compound)
Description: A compound of sodium and hydrogen with the formula NaH


Name: Size range (10 to 300 cm, though polyps can be as small as 1 mm) (Coral dimension)
Description: Ranges between 3.94 inches and 118 inches


Name: Achaemenid Persia (empire)
Description: The Neo-Babylonian Empire was influenced by Achaemenid Persia


Name: Mining Products (Industry)
Description: Half of the mining products produced by Andalusia


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: The land divided by the European settlers


Name: La Florida, near Alvarado, Badajoz (Location)
Description: A massive solar power station plant


Name: Poldervaartite (Mineral)
Description: Another mineral that forms a solid solution series with olmiite.


Name: Grisons (Historical Region)
Description: A region in Switzerland


Name: Shaktism (Tradition)
Description: A tradition within Hinduism that focuses on the goddess


Name: Challenges to Painters and Threats of Punishment (Religious Doctrine)
Description: Statements that challenge painters to 'breathe life' into their creations and threatened with punishment on the Day of Judgment


Name: Rhombohedron (Geometry)
Description: A 3-dimensional geometric shape with six congruent rectangular faces and three pairs of parallel equilateral triangles


Name: Soviet-inspired Academic System (Education System)
Description: The education system inspired by the Soviet Union


Name: Gold exchange standard (Monetary_system)
Description: A system where a country's currency is convertible into gold, but only through other countries


Name: The first inhabitants of North America (People)
Description: Migrated from Siberia about 12,000 years ago


Name: Jewellery (artifact)
Description: An object made of precious materials, worn for personal adornment


Name: two lines of breakability (Property)
Description: Cleavage and grain which make it possible to split the stone into thin sheets


Name: New York State's gradual emancipation act of 1799 (Legislation)
Description: The law that outlined the emancipation process in New York State


Name: Performance Art, Video Art, and Conceptual Art (Art Movement)
Description: Movements in art characterized by performance, video, or conceptual work


Name: Bravoite (FeB) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a different structure than Pyrite but found in the same geological context


Name: England (country)
Description: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland


Name: Military medals (Award)
Description: Objects given to combatants for specific events, including military battles and victories


Name: New regime in Afghanistan (Political entity)
Description: Current political ruling body in Afghanistan


Name: Drawing of oil paintings (Art Technique)
Description: A technique called grisaille


Name: Indo-European languages (language family)
Description: Languages where this type of compound noun is found


Name: A 'purple coalition' (Coalition)
Description: Formed after the Greens lost most of their seats in the 2003 election.


Name: 'Sky blew' (Term)
Description: The term is attested from 1681.


Name: Inhalation of Beryllium (Physical Process)
Description: Resulting from occupational or environmental exposure to beryllium and its compounds


Name: Kouros of Apollonas (Artwork)
Description: Ancient, unfinished piece found in the quarries


Name: Quercus ilex (Tree Species)
Description: The dominant species of Mediterranean woodland in Andalusia


Name: Translucent minerals (Class of minerals)
Description: Allow some light to pass, but less than transparent minerals


Name: Income distribution (Maggia) (economic data)
Description: Distribution of income in Maggia


Name: Urbanization and Wildlife Populations (Subject)
Description: The impact of urbanization on animal populations and behaviors


Name: Scottish Highlands (Geographical Region)
Description: A mountainous region in Scotland


Name: Mull Highland Games (Event)
Description: An annual event that includes Heavy Weights, Light Field, and Highland Dance


Name: Derby Museum (Institution)
Description: Holds fine examples of engraved and inlaid black marble.


Name: Timothy C. Idoni (Politician)
Description: The county clerk of Westchester County


Name: Tahitian Throne (Historical Entity)
Description: A historic monarchy position in Tahiti


Name: Underinvestment in the late twentieth century (Event)
Description: Decreased investment in uranium resources during the latter half of the 20th century


Name: Yellow ceramic glazes (Material)
Description: Ceramic glazes with uranates of Uranium(VI)


Name: Coating Thickness Reduction (Manufacturing Adjustment)
Description: Reducing the thickness of the coating to save cost


Name: Cell (specific type of polyhedral element)
Description: A 3-face in a 4-dimensional polytope or 3-dimensional tessellation


Name: Art historical categories (Classification)
Description: Categories used to explain relationships between Arab/urban and Berber/rural or ethnographical versus artistic objects.


Name: Alloying elements (Substance)
Description: To make steel


Name: People's Party of the Balearic Islands (PP) (Political party)
Description: A Spanish political party active in the Balearic Islands


Name: Tropical Forests (Natural Feature)
Description: Large tracts of land covered with dense vegetation, mainly in the tropics


Name: Power distribution (Process)
Description: The process of distributing electrical power to consumers.


Name: Action Painting (Art Style)
Description: A style of painting in which paint is spontaneously dribbled, splashed or smeared onto the canvas


Name: intensive livestock raising (agricultural practice)
Description: Andalusian livestock raising methods differ from intensive techniques


Name: Patria Boba (Historical Period)
Description: A period of instability caused by the emergence of two distinct ideological currents among the patriots


Name: Universe (Cosmic Entity)
Description: The entirety of existing matter and space considered as a single, infinite, self-contained three-dimensional entity.


Name: Samurai (Social Class)
Description: Japanese military nobility during the medieval period


Name: Oil (Fossil Fuel)
Description: A liquid consisting of hydrocarbons and other organic compounds, obtained from the earth's crust.


Name: Auckland One Rail and Transdev Wellington (Company)
Description: Companies that operate commuter services in Auckland and Wellington respectively


Name: Type Ia supernova (cosmic event)
Description: A type of supernova that occurs from the thermonuclear explosion of a white dwarf star


Name: First Crusade (historical event)
Description: First organized Christian military response to the Seljuk Turkish capture of Jerusalem


Name: both domestically and internationally (Commercial and critical success)
Description: The movies have gained both financial success and positive critical reception, both within Norway and globally


Name: Production of Synthetic Ruby and Sapphire (Activity)
Description: The activity that involves the production of synthetic ruby and sapphire using the Verneuil process


Name: Pop Art (Art Movement)
Description: An art movement that influenced Photorealism


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


Name: 7s, 5f and 6d empty orbitals (physical property)
Description: Empty orbitals of the uranyl ion with the lowest energy


Name: South Geomagnetic Pole (Geographical Feature)
Description: The current position of the South Magnetic Pole


Name: Harvest festival or ceremony (Event)
Description: Possible harvest festival or ceremony to honor the fertility of the soil


Name: Mg (symbol)
Description: Symbol of Magnesium


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of pure carbon, recognized as the hardest natural material


Name: Cult in the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus (Religious Worship)
Description: The cult possibly originated with the observation and recovery of a meteorite


Name: Alpine plants (Flora)
Description: Plants that grow primarily in the Alps


Name: Davids of Michelangelo and Donatello (Sculpture)
Description: Other famous sculptures, notably more restrained


Name: municipal solid waste (MSW) (Waste Type)
Description: Waste collected and treated by or for municipalities


Name: Indonesia (Country)
Description: An island country in Southeast Asia and Oceania.


Name: Missouri River (Geographical Feature)
Description: A river that serves as the border between Missouri and Kansas states


Name: French Indochina (1940) (Geographical location)
Description: The geographical region of French Indochina during the year 1940


Name: Acidic foods or liquids (Natural substance)
Description: Foods or liquids with a pH less than 7


Name: NLA (Militant group)
Description: National Liberation Army of Macedonia


Name: Nicholas II (person)
Description: The last Tsar of Russia and the first head of state of the Russian Republic


Name: Many shipwrecks and losses at sea (Historical event)
Description: The Barbary pirates were responsible for many shipwrecks and losses at sea.


Name: Robbervika mine (Mine)
Description: A mine in Norddal municipality, Norway


Name: Oppdal farm (Old Norse: Uppdalr) (Farm)
Description: The name is derived from Old Norse words meaning 'up valley' or 'upper valley'


Name: Land holdings (Property)
Description: Pieces of land owned by individuals


Name: Neoclassicism (Art Movement)
Description: The art movement that these buildings represent.


Name: John Ball (Person)
Description: First president of the Alpine Club and considered the discoverer of the Dolomites


Name: scintillators (Material)
Description: Substances that emit light when ionizing radiation is absorbed


Name: Oxygen ions (Ion)
Description: An essential component of the kyanite structure.


Name: Eastern Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: Region roughly corresponding to the former Soviet Bloc countries


Name: 4 (Number)
Description: Represents the number of oxygen atoms surrounding silicon in a silica tetrahedron.


Name: Swiss News Agency (SNA) (Organization)
Description: A Swiss news agency broadcasting information in three national languages


Name: Zinc etching (Artifact)
Description: A result of photoengraving process on zinc for line cuts (graphics in solid blacks and whites without gradations of gray or color)


Name: Trade, Investment, and Financial Markets (Market)
Description: A marketplace where goods, services, or financial instruments are traded


Name: Gemstones (Material)
Description: Hard mineral crystals used in jewelry and other decorative items.


Name: Districts, Cities and Townships (of ROC) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Further divided into villages and neighborhoods


Name: People of England (Population)
Description: Estimated number of Welsh speakers living in England


Name: Charles Darwin (Historical figure)
Description: English naturalist and geologist


Name: 12th to 13th century (Era)
Description: Centuries characterized by major advancements and global exploration.


Name: Antonio Gramsci (Person)
Description: Italian philosopher known for creating the theory of cultural hegemony


Name: European maps (Geographical Representation)
Description: Maps made by Europeans


Name: The Avar Khaganate (Political Entity)
Description: An early medieval Turkic khaganate in Central Europe


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent primarily located to the northwest of Asia


Name: Chian shipping industry (Industry)
Description: The modern Greek shipping industry based in Chios during the 19th century


Name: Cretan hieroglyphs (Writing system)
Description: Were abandoned in favor of Linear A during MM III


Name: the Dakota Territory (geographical location)
Description: Territory in which the Black Hills was the most densely populated area


Name: Bordeaux (City)
Description: A city in southwestern France, known for its wine, historic center, and Gothic architecture.


Name: Christchurch Mansion (Attraction)
Description: Another attraction located in Ipswich


Name: Development of engineering and technology in human society (Social development category)
Description: The progression of engineering, technology, and innovation within a society.


Name: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (Social Issue)
Description: A social issue concerning the disproportionate rate of violence against indigenous women


Name: Korea-Australia Free Trade Agreement (KAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and South Korea. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: Churches, Castle Ruins and other Architectural Landmarks (Man-madeStructure)
Description: Churches, castle ruins, and other architectural landmarks


Name: Creating green pyrotechnic flares (Product)
Description: Green fireworks used in various applications


Name: Alps (Mountain range)
Description: The mountain range where these ibex reside.


Name: Iron oxide minerals (Mineral)
Description: Important class of iron minerals, including hematite, magnetite, and siderite


Name: Scottish- and Irish-influenced regiments (Military Unit)
Description: Regiments influenced by both Scottish and Irish cultures


Name: 1975 (year)
Description: Year Morocco claimed Spanish Sahara


Name: House of Savoy (Political Entity)
Description: Noble family who ruled the Aosta Valley from 1032 to 1870


Name: 0.025% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Carbon in the Earth's crust


Name: Nearly 100 new specimens (Meteorite)
Description: Newly discovered meteorites found by Ivan Wilson


Name: West Bank (Geographical Region)
Description: A region occupying the western bank of the Jordan River


Name: Great circle (Curved line)
Description: A circle on the surface of a sphere whose plane contains the center of the sphere


Name: industrial applications (Application area)
Description: The HPHT process is more suitable for industrial diamond growth


Name: ʻaparima vāvā (Dance)
Description: A type of ʻaparima dance that is performed without singing.


Name: Post-World War II (1945–present) (period)
Description: The period of Japanese history following World War II


Name: Vardar Banovina (Province)
Description: The province of Vardar Banovina within the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.


Name: Executive Council of the League of Nations (Organization)
Description: The decision-making body of the League of Nations


Name: High linear energy transfer (LET) particles (Particle)
Description: Particles with high linear energy transfer


Name: 1132 meters (3714 ft) (Height)
Description: The height of Mount Somma.


Name: Assyria (Region)
Description: An ancient region in northern Mesopotamia


Name: Linz-Donawitz process (steelmaking method)
Description: A steelmaking method known as basic oxygen steelmaking (BOS)


Name: Nevada (U.S.) (State)
Description: The state of Nevada in the United States has amethyst deposits


Name: three-quarters (75%) (Percentage)
Description: Area considered productive to trees or crops


Name: Separated (marital status)
Description: Individuals who are currently living apart from their spouse or civil partner


Name: Andy Warhol (Person)
Description: 20th century artist, prolific portrait painter


Name: National Legislation (Legislation)
Description: Laws enacted by a national government.


Name: Heian-kyō (city)
Description: Modern-day equivalent of Heian-kyō, the capital city of Japan during the Heian period.


Name: The little black dress (Artifact)
Description: A classic, versatile piece of clothing, often viewed as a wardrobe essential


Name: On 28 July 2021 (event)
Description: Date when the world's largest cluster of star sapphires was unearthed


Name: Color Vision Deficiency (Medical Condition)
Description: A condition that affects an individual's ability to perceive a full range of colors


Name: BM Puente Genil (Handball Club)
Description: An Andalusian handball club playing in the Liga Asobal


Name: Elizabeth I of England (Political Entity)
Description: Queen of England who sympathised with the Dutch struggle.


Name: Hydroxyl Molecule (OH) (Chemical Substance)
Description: A molecular species consisting of one hydrogen atom bonded to one oxygen atom, formed when a water molecule loses a hydrogen ion


Name: Fastener Industry (Industry)
Description: An industry that manufactures and distributes fasteners


Name: English Speakers (Language Group)
Description: 95% of the UK's population are monolingual English speakers


Name: Imperial Conference (Conference)
Description: A meeting of representatives of the British Empire held in 1907


Name: Talwar (Sword Type)
Description: A type of curved sword from India, adopted by communities such as Rajputs, Sikhs and Marathas. It became more widespread in the medieval era.


Name: Neolithic Period (Historical period)
Description: The time period when kermes was first used as a red dye


Name: Cam Dowels locked by Cam Locks, conformat fasteners (Alternate Name)
Description: Another name for the fastener.


Name: Place Stanislas (Architectural Structure)
Description: A square in Nancy, France, designed by the architects Jacques-François Blondel and Alexandre-Théodore Brongniart


Name: 6 to 6.5 (Physical property)
Description: A scale to rank minerals based on their scratch resistance


Name: Lithium-ion battery (Technology)
Description: Rechargeable batteries used in electronics


Name: a monarchy with a Parliament and an independent judiciary (GovernmentStructure)
Description: The structure of the Moroccan government as defined by its constitution.


Name: the region of Switzerland with the highest level of lightning discharge (Lightning Discharge Level)
Description: Description of weather in Ticino


Name: Tibet (region)
Description: A plateau region in Central Asia, the highest part of the Indian subcontinent.


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


Name: League of Nations (International Organization)
Description: Switzerland was a founding member and hosted the League of Nations


Name: Cabochon (Gem Cut)
Description: Refers to a type of gemstone cut in which the gem is shaped into a smooth, rounded dome.


Name: FIFA World Cup (sporting event)
Description: General term for a football (soccer) world championship tournament


Name: Palm Oil (Commodity)
Description: An edible vegetable oil derived from the elaeis guineensis.


Name: Chlorophyll (Photosynthetic pigment)
Description: A photosynthetic pigment that absorbs green light poorly


Name: Visible-scale diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Diamonds with a visible scale (larger than 1mm).


Name: mathematics and chemistry (Subject)
Description: subjects that Esper Signius Larsen studied during his time at the University of California


Name: serfdom (Historical Condition)
Description: A system under which peasants were legally bound to a piece of land and the landowner


Name: Karl Burian (Resistance Member)
Description: A member of the Austrian resistance who plotted to blow up the Gestapo's headquarters in Vienna.


Name: Buffers (terminal shape)
Description: -


Name: Vila Rica (City)
Description: A former name of Ouro Preto


Name: - (-)
Description: Concept that traditional artists' training was essentially imitative


Name: Hindu wedding (Ceremony)
Description: The traditional marriage ceremony in Hinduism.


Name: France (country)
Description: A country located in Western Europe.


Name: Black dress (Fashion Item)
Description: A versatile piece of clothing that can be used for casual and formal wear


Name: 1908 (year)
Description: Year 1908


Name: 17th Century (Time Period)
Description: The time period when it was realized that the best steel came from oregrounds iron of a region north of Stockholm, Sweden.


Name: New forms of social organization (Social Structure)
Description: New ways of organizing society that emerged in the city-states


Name: Yuanyouguanfu (Clothes)
Description: Clothes worn by the crown prince on less formal but important occasions


Name: Belgian politics (Politics)
Description: Political system of Belgium


Name: Natural History (Subject)
Description: The initial focus of the museum's collections


Name: Rural water systems (Infrastructure)
Description: Water supply system in rural areas


Name: Northern Wei (Historical event)
Description: Chinese dynasty established by the Xianbei


Name: University of Missouri (University)
Description: A university in Missouri


Name: Caltech (Institution)
Description: University where he joined as an Associate Professor of Geophysics in 1967


Name: Sodium ions (Ion)
Description: The positively charged atoms of the element Sodium


Name: Magnetic field (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Hematite shows only a very feeble response to a magnetic field.


Name: Monitors (Technology)
Description: A technology that democratized and expanded the making of maps


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization to promote international cooperation


Name: The First Great Awakening (Religious Movement)
Description: Fueled colonial interest in religious liberty


Name: Lunisolar Calendar System (Calendar System)
Description: A direct reading in either lunar or solar dates, and the conversion between them


Name: GIA Gemstone Research and Technology (GRT) (program)
Description: A gemstone research and technology program established by GIA.


Name: Farming on Isle of Mull (Activity)
Description: A small amount of farming is practiced on the island


Name: black robes (Clothing)
Description: Black robes that replaced the mianguan for the emperor and were also worn by officials


Name: in various locations around the world, including Brazil, Madagascar, Pakistan, Russia, Tanzania, and the United States (Location)
Description: Phenakite occurs in various locations around the world


Name: [1960 and 1962] (Year range)
Description: The years when the Belgian colonies gained independence.


Name: Industrial-Grade Diamond Demand (Demand)
Description: The need for diamonds in industries


Name: Various Minerals (Geological Feature)
Description: A naturally occurring solid substance, usually of mineral origin, formed by inorganic processes and having an orderly internal structure.


Name: Sainte-Colombe-sur-l'Hers and La Bastide-sur-l'Hers (Place)
Description: Towns in the Aude department of France


Name: Several types of civil servants (Job Titles)
Description: Diverse functions in Roman society


Name: Hearing the Buddha teach the Dharma (Buddhist Practice)
Description: The first step on the path in various suttas


Name: Verification of Conflict-Free Status or Better Management of Inability to Verify (Regulatory Requirement)
Description: The requirement for supply chain managers to verify the ‘‘conflict-free’’ status of their goods or implement measures to manage any inability to do so


Name: Palestine and Syria (geographical region)
Description: Regions where metal amulets originated.


Name: cannabis (Substance)
Description: A psychoactive drug made from the cannabis plant


Name: Inwood (Geographical location)
Description: Sherman Creek Park (Swindler Cove) is located in Inwood


Name: Coarse particles (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Particles ranging from 2500 to 10,000 nanometres


Name: Jewelry (Usage of Element)
Description: Gold is used in jewelry.


Name: Bulgars (People)
Description: A people from the 9th-century Catalogue of Fortresses and Regions to the North of the Danube


Name: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Religion)
Description: A Christian church, having approximately 46,000 adherents in Spain.


Name: Silica from seawater (Chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: State Historical Museum in Moscow (Organization)
Description: A museum in Moscow co-founded by Aleksey Uvarov.


Name: Reproductive system (body part/organ system)
Description: the organs and systems involved in the reproduction process


Name: offered as 'diamond' (Action)
Description: Quartz being marketed as diamonds


Name: Three Leagues (God's House, Ten Jurisdictions, and Grey) (Group of Historical Leagues)
Description: The three leagues that allied in 1471


Name: doctrinal disagreements (Dispute Type)
Description: later cause of schisms within the Sthavira community


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral known for its extreme hardness and use in jewelry.


Name: Spinels (Mineral)
Description: Iron-bearing minerals


Name: Inclusions in rubies (Geological feature)
Description: Impurities found in rubies that increase their value


Name: Trench watch (Device)
Description: A watch of transitional design, combining features of pocket watches and modern wristwatches.


Name: Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama (Company)
Description: A manufacturing company located in Alabama.


Name: impeachment process of Dilma Rousseff (Event)
Description: Process leading to the impeachment and removal of Dilma Rousseff from office


Name: American Golden Topaz (Gemstone)
Description: A more recent gem, weighed 22,892.5 carats


Name: Athens (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Greece


Name: Heavy exploitation (Event)
Description: The excessive harvesting of mussel colonies during the 1970s and 80s


Name: Inkan (Japanese official seal)
Description: Hanko is often smaller than inkan.


Name: Light-driven splitting of water during oxygenic photosynthesis (Chemical reaction)
Description: The chemical reaction that produces oxygen through photosynthesis


Name: Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, the 1967 Protocol, and the 1969 Convention Governing Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa (Treaty)
Description: The treaties signed by Ivory Coast


Name: Diamond cuts (Types of diamond shapes)
Description: Various ways diamonds are shaped after mining


Name: Lordship of the Isles (historical entity)
Description: A feudal title held by the Clan Donald


Name: Teaware (in unspecified time) (Tableware)
Description: Teaware


Name: Africa Cup of Nations (Sporting event)
Description: A football tournament featuring the men's national football teams of Africa.


Name: Ipswich Museum (Organization)
Description: Approached to release Brown for part of 1938 and 1939 to investigate the Sutton Hoo mounds


Name: Medieval People (Historical Group)
Description: People living during the Middle Ages


Name: Peacock (Animal)
Description: A bird native to India, significant in its culture.


Name: arrephoroi (Group of young girls)
Description: A group of four young girls who wove a peplos for Athena


Name: Synthetic Diamonds (Material)
Description: Synthetic diamonds that are colored.


Name: Earlier samples in the same region (Temporal subgroup)
Description: A specific temporal subgroup of samples dating before 1300 BC in Crete


Name: The East Is Red (Song)
Description: A song adopted as the Party anthem of the Chinese Communist Party


Name: Copulative Compound (Type of Endocentric Compound)
Description: A type of endocentric compound used in some sign languages to denote the same semantic category


Name: Brig (city)
Description: The largest town in the canton of Valais, Switzerland.


Name: Chinese architecture (Architecture)
Description: The traditional and modern styles of Chinese building design, characterized by their harmony with nature, symbolism, and craftsmanship.


Name: elected magistrates (Job Title)
Description: During their term in office


Name: Carthaginians (ancient_civilization)
Description: an ancient civilization originating from the region of modern-day Tunisia


Name: Following centuries (time period)
Description: Time period where the alphabet was consistently used


Name: Chert-Iron Oxides Layered Structure (Geological Formation)
Description: A structure composed of alternating layers of chert and iron oxides, found in banded iron formations


Name: Royalty (Social Status)
Description: A position or rank associated with a monarch or sovereign


Name: Modernism (Art Movement)
Description: A significant art movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: Tahitian (Reo Maohi) (Language)
Description: The native language of Tahiti.


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: Andalusia


Name: Mobile's Mardi Gras Parade (Event)
Description: The Mardi Gras parade in Mobile, Alabama


Name: Ozone (O3) (chemical compound)
Description: A molecule consisting of three oxygen atoms bound to each other.


Name: Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel (Materials)
Description: The three main types of steel fasteners


Name: September 19, 2002 (Date)
Description: The date of an armed uprising in Ivory Coast


Name: State Auditor of Alabama (State official)
Description: A member of the executive branch in the state of Alabama


Name: Andalusian Autonomous Government (Junta de Andalucía) (Government body)
Description: Governing body of the autonomous region of Andalusia


Name: coronation campaign (military campaign)
Description: A military campaign conducted by Motecuhzoma Xocoyotzin to demonstrate his skills as a leader


Name: 2.4 billion years ago (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Uqba (Person)
Description: Previous governor of north Africa


Name: healthcare (Service)
Description: provision of medical treatment services


Name: Inuit, Polynesians (Civilization)
Description: Different civilizations using different plants to produce charcoal pigments


Name: Jastorf culture (Culture)
Description: Thought to be the origin of the Germanic peoples


Name: Modern Mathematics (field_of_study)
Description: The study of mathematics as it exists today.


Name: St Lawrence Church (Church)
Description: The church that houses the world's oldest circle of church bells.


Name: Whitby (Location)
Description: A town and civil parish on the coast of North Yorkshire, England


Name: helping to ensure a vibrant, innovative, and sustainable Norwegian film industry for years to come (Description of The Norwegian Film Institute)
Description: The Norwegian Film Institute provides resources and assistance for the growth and education of emerging Norwegian filmmakers, fostering the growth of fresh talent within the industry and maintaining a thriving, creative, and enduring Norwegian cinema scene


Name: region between Constantine and Oran (geographical region)
Description: region conquered by Hayreddin Barbarossa


Name: Three Etruscan individuals (Individuals)
Description: Three Etruscan individuals buried in La Mattonara Necropolis


Name: Military Dictatorship (Governance)
Description: The authoritarian military regime that ruled Brazil from 1964 to 1985


Name: Large, aging stars (Cosmic entity)
Description: Magnesium is produced in large quantities in these stars.


Name: Italian sparrow (Bird)
Description: An unspecified species of sparrow native to Italy


Name: Finish the etched image (Artistic Feature)
Description: To complete the steel engraving process


Name: diet (environmental factor)
Description: Adaptability to diet


Name: Hanfu (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese clothing that emerged during the Warring States period


Name: [1 - 1.2] million people (Estimated) (Quantity)
Description: The estimated number of people living in the region that is now Colombia during the Colombian War of Independence.


Name: Education level (Category)
Description: The proportion of the population with specific levels of education


Name: improving sanitation and hygiene, as well as treating and preventing several diseases. (AimsTo)
Description: The objectives of the Patriotic Health Campaign


Name: silicate melts (mineral_formation)
Description: Zircon precipitates from silicate melts


Name: Carl Friedrich von Rumohr (Art Historian)
Description: 19th century German art historian who was one of the major scholars in the field of art history


Name: Scientists (Profession)
Description: Researchers investigating the potential of storing CO2 in solid minerals


Name: Late Paleolithic period (Time Period)
Description: Age of early human existence


Name: an investigation to determine the true religious affiliation and counting of people in Collonges who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are counted, as well as those who do and are not counted (Attribute)
Description: An investigation to determine the true religious affiliation and counting of people in Collonges who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are counted, as well as those who do and are not counted


Name: Vienna (City)
Description: The capital city and largest city of Austria


Name: Violet (Color)
Description: A variety of colors similar to violet


Name: Umur of Aydın (Person)
Description: Sultan of Aydinid, a Turkish beylik in Anatolia


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: Wrought iron contains carbon


Name: Iron and Steel Industry (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of iron, steel, and steel products


Name: Carbonated hematite-bearing siliceous basalts (Geological formation)
Description: A type of rock containing carbonates, hematite, and silica


Name: Calcareous grassland, ash woodlands and rock outcrops (Habitat)
Description: Area where a much greater richness of lime-loving species occurs than elsewhere in the county


Name: Norway's economy (Economic Entity)
Description: The economic system and activities of the country Norway.


Name: Tunisian Christians (Religious Group)
Description: The community of Tunisian Christians


Name: Kroll and Hunter Processes (Process)
Description: The methods used to extract Titanium from its principal mineral ores


Name: The Rig Veda (Text)
Description: one of the earliest texts which demonstrates metaphysical speculation about the universe, concept of god(s) and The One


Name: Khayran (Berber leader)
Description: A Berber leader who attempted to seize Granada from the Zirids


Name: Tenuous water vapour exosphere (Exospheric feature)
Description: The tenuous water vapour exosphere surrounding Ceres


Name: Seven Stars public house, Derby (Building)
Description: The place where huge blocks of unworked Ashford Black Marble were unearthed in 2009.


Name: Labor Force Participation Rate (Economic)
Description: The percentage of the working-age population that is either employed or actively seeking employment


Name: Specialized military awards (Awards)
Description: Awards descended from official medals.


Name: Minerals (Inorganic Compound)
Description: Composed primarily of quartz, feldspar, and mica


Name: al-Rashid (Person)
Description: An Alawi sultan who reunited Morocco in the late 1660s


Name: metasomatism (Geological process)
Description: Process that involves the chemical alteration of rocks.


Name: Hydrocarbon-based products (Chemical Compound)
Description: In the overall surfactant market


Name: Toga picta (Artifact)
Description: A solid purple toga embroidered with gold, worn by Romans in ceremonies


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country in Northwestern Europe


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: An East Asian nation in Southeast Asia


Name: Hydrothermal mineral (Geological formation)
Description: Pyrite occasionally forms at lower temperatures as a high-temperature hydrothermal mineral.


Name: C. rubrum (formerly Gorgonia nobilis) (Species)
Description: New name for red coral.


Name: India and China (Location)
Description: Regions where agate industry is or was prevalent.


Name: 1960s and early 1970s (Time Period)
Description: A period in the history of the Czech Republic characterized by the work of filmmakers like František Vláčil.


Name: $US834 million (Monetary Value)
Description: The amount of ceramic tableware China exported in 2020


Name: remnants of the people of the Goths (ethnic group)
Description: Germanic peoples who lived in central and southeastern Europe between the 2nd century BCE and the 6th century CE


Name: Foil Imaging (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique using the Iowa Foil Printer, developed from commercial foil stamping process


Name: As a potential future treatment option for certain types of cancer (Potential Future Event/Occurrence)
Description: Cyclotron-based BNCT is also under development as a potential future treatment option for certain types of cancer


Name: Giuseppe Piazzi (astronomer)
Description: An astronomer who discovered Ceres at Palermo Astronomical Observatory in Sicily on 1 January 1801.


Name: Nickel (Metal)
Description: A metal that is part of the iron-nickel group


Name: Electron-hole (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A concept used in semiconductors to describe the absence of an electron in the valence band, which behaves as a positively charged particle.


Name: German dialects (Language)
Description: Spoken in certain parts of the Alps


Name: Agates (Mineral)
Description: A variety of chalcedony that comes in a wide variety of colors.


Name: Squadra of Russo (Political Division)
Description: The political division that Russo belonged to during the Ancien Régime


Name: Gold cups found in Vaphio tomb (Artifact)
Description: Two gold cups found in the Vaphio tomb


Name: Pelite (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A pelitic rock, typically rich in clay minerals or mica


Name: the wealthy cities of Sicily (Location)
Description: Cities in Sicily known for their wealth


Name: Savanna Climate (Climate)
Description: Characterizes the central region of Brazil


Name: Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Frederic Henry Hedge (People)
Description: Leading transcendentalists from New England


Name: Albanians, Bosniaks, Circassians, Georgians, Laz, Pomaks, Roma (ethnic groups)
Description: Other ethnic groups not officially recognized in Turkey.


Name: 4,000 water samples (Sample)
Description: A set of 4,000 water samples analyzed


Name: acculturation (Process)
Description: Acculturation as a process which transculturation is associated with


Name: Albeta Marble (category of Makrana Marble)
Description: A high-quality marble, recommended for floor designs and known for its luxury look.


Name: Government Agencies (Industry)
Description: Organizations that are responsible for enforcing laws, providing public services, and making decisions on behalf of the citizens of a country


Name: White lamb (Symbol)
Description: The white lamb symbol.


Name: North African states (political_entity)
Description: Countries of North Africa that replaced their European colonial languages with Arabic


Name: Ecosystems (Geographical feature)
Description: The study of how climate change affects ecosystems


Name: Federal Assembly (Legislative Body)
Description: The bicameral legislature of Switzerland, consisting of two houses: the National Council and the Council of States


Name: Natural Diamonds, Diamond Trading Business (Diamond or Market)
Description: Natural diamonds and the trading of them


Name: Intervalence charge transfer (physical process)
Description: A process that produces a strong colored appearance at a low percentage of impurity


Name: Men and Women (Gender)
Description: Males and Females in the Indus Valley Civilization.


Name: Second half of the 18th century (Historical period)
Description: Time period when the Ottoman Empire began to decline


Name: Foil-Stamping Dies and Embossing Dies (Product)
Description: Dies used to stamp or emboss designs onto various materials


Name: Demand for Conflict Minerals (Commercial Activity)
Description: High demand despite known human rights abuses.


Name: Modern Reefs (Geological Feature)
Description: The lack of continuous organic structures found in modern reef systems.


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States


Name: architecture from the 19th century (architectural style)
Description: the architectural style represented by the Teatro Colón in Bogotá


Name: More than 500 others (Meteorite count)
Description: Additional meteorites discovered through systematic searches


Name: IVX IVY O4 (Crystal structure)
Description: A type of crystal structure shared by several minerals


Name: Medicinal plants (Flora)
Description: Plants such as Origanum vulgare, Prunella vulgaris, Solanum nigrum and Urtica dioica


Name: Black Hills creeks (Geographical Feature)
Description: Streams and waterways within the Black Hills


Name: Interior Design (Design Domain)
Description: The art and science of enhancing the interior of a building to achieve a healthier and more aesthetically pleasing environment for its inhabitants


Name: Izanami's shikome (mythological creatures)
Description: Creatures in Japanese mythology who were obstructed by Izanagi


Name: Otto III (Historical Person)
Description: Holy Roman Emperor from 983 to 1002


Name: Opponent Process Theory of Color (Concept)
Description: A theory about the perception of colors based on opponent pairs.


Name: Aluminium oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula Al2O3


Name: Mexican Mint (Organization)
Description: Mint established in Mexico following Spanish colonization


Name: Edge (Geographical term)
Description: A possible reference to Spain's location at the end of the Mediterranean.


Name: Postpalatial Bronze Age (historical period)
Description: Postpalatial Bronze Age is a historical period


Name: Different Barriers, Drivers, and Implementation Patterns (Observation or Findings)
Description: Findings on different barriers, drivers, and implementation patterns of supply chain due diligence


Name: skiing and snow-related sports (Activity)
Description: Popular winter activities in Valais


Name: False (Boolean)
Description: They are not observationally stable but expected to undergo double electron capture or double beta decay


Name: Water (at Room Temperature) (Chemical Compound)
Description: Beryllium compounds do not dissolve in water at room temperature.


Name: Polymorphs of Staurolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral frequently found with kyanite.


Name: Labour Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: A Norwegian political party that formed the government after the 2021 Norwegian parliamentary election.


Name: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya (countries)
Description: Countries located in North Africa


Name: Companies selling live jewelry (Business)
Description: Entities selling live insects as jewelry.


Name: 2000 meters (Sopraceneri) / 1600 meters (Sottoceneri) (Altitude)
Description: The treeline is located at these elevations in the Sopraceneri and Sottoceneri regions respectively


Name: Dielectric mirror (Product)
Description: The first dielectric mirror created by Awarter.


Name: GDP (Economic Metric)
Description: 5% of Gross Domestic Product


Name: NJ/NY Gotham FC (Professional Women's Soccer Team)
Description: A professional women's soccer team representing the metropolitan area


Name: 2013 and 2018 (Time Period)
Description: The years when Switzerland became World Vice-Champion in ice hockey


Name: People (Species)
Description: Human beings


Name: Aesthetics (Field)
Description: One of the three fundamental aspects of cartography.


Name: Christianity (religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ


Name: one of the largest oil and gas producers in the European Union (Description)
Description: the economic role of the Netherlands in energy production


Name: Scarf (part of a sewing needle)
Description: The part that helps guide the needle when it is not in the fabric.


Name: Aeolian inputs of particulate lithogenic silicon (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Silicon particles transported by wind from the Sahara and Gobi Desert.


Name: European aristocrats (Social Class)
Description: Aristocrats from Europe who visit Italy


Name: Salting (Preservation)
Description: A method used for food preservation.


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


Name: Low infant mortality rate (Demographic statistics)
Description: The number of deaths per 1000 live births during the first year


Name: 19th century (TimePeriod)
Description: The period from 1801 to 1900


Name: Primary education (Level of education)
Description: Education provided to children between the ages of 6 and 12


Name: French Cuisine (Culture)
Description: Cuisine of France


Name: Andrés de Tapia Motelchiuh (Person)
Description: An individual who was appointed as the indigenous ruler of San Juan Tenochtitlan by the Spanish


Name: Glazed brick (Architectural Element)
Description: A type of brick with a glaze and sometimes color


Name: Berber speakers (ethnic subgroup)
Description: Speakers of the Berber language


Name: Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: The world's largest and most populous continent


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: Third largest religion in Tunisia with between 1,000 and 1,400 members


Name: Emperor Conrad II of the Franconian line (Person)
Description: Ruler who gave the title Count of Aosta to Humbert I


Name: Egyptian block printed amulet (artifact)
Description: An example of an Egyptian amulet, made during the tenth or eleventh century. It is housed at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto and has a verse from the Qur'an as its final line.


Name: Fast and happy rhythm, subtle modulations, syncopation, counterpoint (Music Characteristics)
Description: Choro is known for its fast and cheerful rhythm, intricate syncopations, and counterpoints.


Name: Black Elk Peak (Mountain)
Description: The highest summit of Black Hills


Name: Germany (country)
Description: A country in Central and Western Europe


Name: Four major Allies of World War II (Group)
Description: Group consisting of China, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the Soviet Union


Name: World Organization of the Scout Movement (Organization)
Description: Worldwide movement dedicated to young people's education through values, skills and friendship


Name: Boston Braves, Boston Red Sox (Sports_team)
Description: Teams that grew to renown in New England.


Name: Early Germanic Rings (time period)
Description: Rings from early Germany


Name: Czech Republic's Senate (Political Entity)
Description: One of the two chambers in the Czech Republic's Parliament.


Name: Myoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein found in muscle tissue that stores oxygen


Name: Euhedral crystals (type of crystal shape)
Description: crystals with a defined external shape


Name: a mere appearance or a manifestation skilfully projected into earthly life (Concept)
Description: According to Mahāyāna Buddhism


Name: North Cascades Highway east of Washington Pass (Road)
Description: The section of the highway east of Washington Pass.


Name: Vostok 6 (Spacecraft)
Description: A spacecraft that was flown by Valentina Tereshkova in 1963


Name: Lenin and his aides (Person)
Description: The individuals who formed the Soviet Union


Name: possess a full understanding of their faith (Religious Belief)
Description: People who claim to have a complete understanding of their religious beliefs


Name: Bullet-proof alumina glass (Material)
Description: A type of bullet-resistant glass capable to withstand impact of .50 BMG calibre rounds


Name: Southern Dutch cuisine (Culinary region)
Description: Beer is the alcoholic beverage of the region.


Name: separate ministries (Government department)
Description: While different branches of the Carabinieri report to separate ministries


Name: Color reproduction in various mediums (Application)
Description: Print, photography, computer monitors, and television


Name: Greek beaches and summer holidays (Attraction)
Description: Sun, sand, sea, and relaxation at some of the world's most beautiful beaches


Name: White wines (Wine)
Description: A type of wine produced in Morgex


Name: Dido (Historical Figure)
Description: A legendary queen and founder of the ancient city of Carthage, according to Phoenician mythology


Name: China (Country)
Description: The People's Republic of China is a sovereign state in East Asia


Name: Onyx (mineral)
Description: A banded chalcedony, often used for ornamental purposes


Name: Kashmir-origin (provenance)
Description: Geographical origin of the Kashmir sapphire


Name: Eleatics school (Philosophical school)
Description: Ancient Greek philosophical school that held motion as an illusion


Name: Igneous Rocks in Earth's Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The portion of the Earth's crust made up of igneous rocks


Name: upholding both this-worldly and other-worldly affairs (action)
Description: Action of maintaining both worldly and spiritual responsibilities.


Name: Local Group (Group of Galaxies)
Description: A group of galaxies which includes the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies.


Name: Potteries (Industry)
Description: The first large-scale potteries in England since Roman times


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: Transformation of existing rock to a different mineral composition or texture


Name: Iron Age (TimePeriod)
Description: The Iron Age


Name: Greeks (Group)
Description: Ethnic group native to Greece


Name: Proposed Product/Processes of Production/Research followed during idea development (Design Characteristics)
Description: The nature or characteristics of the product being designed, production methods, and research conducted during the design process.


Name: FIBA (Organization)
Description: The organization they joined.


Name: Depleted Boron (Chemical Substance)
Description: A byproduct of enriching natural boron to nearly pure 10B.


Name: Dangerous Eruptions (Geological Event)
Description: Eruptions that are potentially harmful or destructive


Name: Lightness (physical property)
Description: Surprisingly light considering its size due to tribological characteristics of the material


Name: Parish of Sornico (Religious organization)
Description: The parish Peccia was under until 1613


Name: Manufactured Mineral (Mineral)
Description: Minorals produced artificially


Name: Northern Zhou dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty that ruled from 550 to 577 A.D.


Name: Thomas Gainsborough (Artist)
Description: English painter


Name: Virginia (Location)
Description: State in the United States


Name: Marcel-Louis Verneuil (person)
Description: French industrialist who invented the Verneuil process


Name: Ukrainian refugees (Group)
Description: Ukrainian civilians who temporarily settled in these European countries during the Ukrainian refugee crisis.


Name: Neutron Star (astronomical object)
Description: A highly dense, extremely hot star left over after the supernova explosion of a massive star.


Name: Secondary re-entry of debris into Earth's atmosphere (Natural Event Class)
Description: The event that caused Australites to acquire their streamlined aerodynamic shapes


Name: Courage (Emotion)
Description: A positive emotional state representing fearlessness and bravery


Name: Samhain Catenae (linear fractures)
Description: Linear fractures on Ceres's surface, possibly related to buried normal faults


Name: NSB (Company)
Description: The Norwegian State Railways, operating long-haul trains and regional services in Norway


Name: Japanese scientists (Group of people)
Description: A group of researchers from Japan


Name: urban transformations of cities (Urban Development)
Description: The transformation and planning of urban spaces.


Name: Slavic expansion (event)
Description: The historical spread of the Slavs from their original homeland


Name: Slavic languages (language family)
Description: A branch of the Indo-European language family


Name: Togo (Country)
Description: West African country


Name: Guidance on conflict minerals supply chain traceability (Policy Guidance)
Description: A set of recommendations for companies to ensure their mineral supply chains are free from funding armed conflicts, particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo.


Name: South Aegean region (Region)
Description: The region that Andros belongs to


Name: ġeolucrog (Old English term)
Description: Term for yellowish orange in Old English.


Name: Nomads (kochis) in Afghanistan (Nomads)
Description: 15% of the total population who are nomads


Name: Taliban and Allies (Group)
Description: The Taliban and their allies who committed massacres against Afghan civilians.


Name: Major Power (Geopolitical Status)
Description: A nation with significant global political, military, and economic influence.


Name: Metal mining (Industry)
Description: Mining of rock for its metal content


Name: Printmaking (Art Form)
Description: The art form that monotype combines with in its creation.


Name: Being more likely to crack when exposed to changes in temperature (Property)
Description: -


Name: Etruria (Geographical Location)
Description: An area in Central Italy, home to the Etruscan civilization


Name: Lapidary technique (process)
Description: Technique used to cut and polish gemstones


Name: Pounamu (Material)
Description: A greenstone, one of the two main types of nephrite, highly prized in Māori and New Zealand culture


Name: Mediterranean (Sea)
Description: A sea connecting Europe, Africa, and Asia


Name: Average Family Size (Statistic)
Description: The average family size in Cresciano


Name: Manganese nodules (Geological Resource)
Description: Concentrations of manganese oxides and hydroxides, typically found on the ocean floor


Name: Mazatlan and Huitztlan (Place Names)
Description: Two other place names from the Aztec Codex Mendoza


Name: Waste Recovery (Recycling, Reuse) (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Strategies to reuse or recycle waste materials


Name: Mitome-in (Seal)
Description: A stamp used in some cases instead of or in addition to a signature


Name: Great Plague of Vienna (Historical Event)
Description: A major outbreak of the Bubonic plague in 1679–1680, originating from Vienna


Name: Islamic jewellery (artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment created under the Islamic rule in Iberia


Name: science policy (Policy)
Description: The implementation of science policy in Benin


Name: cheese (Food)
Description: A dairy product


Name: Many types of fishes (AnimalClass)
Description: Fishes described from the Hunsrück Slate


Name: regions at some considerable remove (location)
Description: The locations from which the exotic crustal slices originated, often far from their final location.


Name: Nanoparticle (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: Mein Kampf (Book)
Description: A 1925 autobiographical dictation by Adolf Hitler in which he outlines his political ideology


Name: Northern Spain (Region)
Description: A region located in Northern Spain


Name: England and France (conflict)
Description: Entered the off-and-on Hundred Years' War in 1337