Name: Salt Solution (Chemical Solution)
Description: A solution containing salt


Name: most ancient civilizations (civilization)
Description: Advanced human societies from long ago


Name: Austronesian language family (language_family)
Description: Language family to which Formosan languages belong


Name: M25 (Road)
Description: A major orbital road around London, England


Name: Arad (City)
Description: A city in Israel, located on the western and southwestern Kidod Range


Name: Product (Goods or Service)
Description: A good or service that is bought or sold


Name: Limestone (Rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed largely of the minerals calcite and aragonite, which are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate


Name: Diamond Film (Material)
Description: A thin layer of diamonds grown on a substrate.


Name: Multiple parties (Political Entity)
Description: Throughout history


Name: So-called miracle rabbi (Ba’al Shem) (Person)
Description: Individuals responsible for writing text amulets and conjuring up names of God.


Name: Nok culture (ancient_culture)
Description: An ancient West African culture that thrived between 500 BCE and 500 CE in modern Nigeria


Name: their own version of Tripiṭaka (Text Collection)
Description: triple basket of texts accumulated by each Buddhist Sangha


Name: Flag of Ethiopia (Symbol)
Description: The flag of one of the oldest independent African countries.


Name: Medical treatment (health service)
Description: Hydrofluoric acid absorption requires further medical treatment


Name: Type I or Type IIa diamonds (Class of Diamond)
Description: Specific type of diamond structure found in pink diamonds


Name: Arts education in East Asia (Training system)
Description: Traditional method of arts education in East Asian countries


Name: Range from 260 to 4,049 meters (Elevation)
Description: Minimum and maximum altitude of the canton


Name: kuzhe attire (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by attending officials during imperial expeditions


Name: macroscopic shape (physical property)
Description: The observable shape of a crystal, characterized by flat faces and sharp angles.


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


Name: Fourth Century AD Repairs (Event)
Description: Repairs made in the fourth century AD, possibly during the reign of Julian the Apostate


Name: Iimori Laboratory, Ltd. (Company)
Description: Business entity created to run the creation and trading of IL Stone gemstones


Name: Blue Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices used for emitting blue light.


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


Name: Bronze Age (Ireland) (Historical period)
Description: The Bronze Age in Ireland, lasting from approximately 2000 BC to c. 500 BC.


Name: The Great St. Bernard Pass (Pass)
Description: The high mountain pass in the Alps between Switzerland and Italy


Name: Fine Art (Concept)
Description: A type of art that is generally understood, mainly in Western culture.


Name: Rietberg Castle (Building)
Description: Home of a leader of the pro-Catholic faction, Pompeius Planta


Name: Reactivity (Physical property)
Description: The ability of a chemical species to undergo a chemical reaction


Name: Centovalli and Vigezzina Railway (Railway)
Description: The railway connecting the Gotthard trans-Alpine rail route at Locarno with the Simplon trans-Alpine route at Domodossola


Name: Freight Trains (Transport Service)
Description: Freight train services within Norway


Name: French colonial administration (Government)
Description: Adopted divide-and-rule policies and applied ideas of assimilation only to the educated elite


Name: Inwood (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City.


Name: microscopic atomic arrangement (physical property)
Description: The arrangement of atoms in a crystal.


Name: Confucianism (Song Dynasty) (philosophy)
Description: Confucian ideology during the Song dynasty


Name: Wedding Rings for Men (Artifact)
Description: Wedding rings for men that were promoted by the jewelry industry


Name: Antwerpsche Diamantkring (Organization)
Description: First and biggest diamond bourse dedicated to rough diamonds


Name: Right Rhombic Prism (Geometric Shape)
Description: A prism with right-angled rhombus bases.


Name: Amphibolite facies (Geological feature)
Description: A metamorphic rock assemblage that forms at high-pressure, moderate-temperature conditions.


Name: former Byzantine Emperor John VIII Palaiologos (Person)
Description: Byzantine Emperor from 1421 to 1448


Name: Arbor (Mechanical Part)
Description: A rod or shaft on which a wheel or pulley rotates.


Name: One-dimensional Subspace (Mathematical concept)
Description: A subspace of a vector space that contains only one dimension.


Name: Human (Species)
Description: A species of mammal, homo sapiens.


Name: Glazes (Material)
Description: A material used to coat pottery or similar objects, for decorative, artistic, or protective reasons


Name: Otaheite (Place name)
Description: A historical name for the island.


Name: Accelerator-based BNCT (Treatment method)
Description: A type of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT)


Name: Florence, Italy (Location)
Description: A city and the capital city of the Italian region of Tuscany


Name: Bowl (Dish)
Description: A dish for holding individual rice or soup.


Name: Organized labor structure (Social organization)
Description: A structured system of skilled workers and tool usage


Name: Siege of Pavia (1524) (historical event)
Description: A siege that took place in 1524


Name: American Journal of Science (Publication)
Description: The scientific journal that Benjamin Silliman was a founder of.


Name: Meditation Practices (Activity)
Description: The meditative methodologies described in Buddhist texts


Name: Araucariaceae (Botanical_family)
Description: A family of coniferous trees.


Name: the 2008–2009 economic crisis (event)
Description: The global economic recession that occurred between the years 2008 and 2009


Name: Woodcut (Printing technique)
Description: A relief printing method using a block of wood with the design cut into it.


Name: Lithium-clay deposits in McDermitt caldera (Nevada, United States) (Mineral deposit)
Description: Deposits under development in the McDermitt caldera


Name: Anatolia, Syria, Egypt, Cyprus and Mycenaean Greece (Region)
Description: Regions in Asia Minor, the Middle East, Europe.


Name: Ancient water, including fluvio-lacustrine environments (Geological Feature)
Description: Water bodies related to ancient rivers or lakes


Name: Human and non-human foodstuffs, fats, other material (Products)
Description: Various products that can be commercially produced using animal by-products


Name: Number of Students Attending Standard Primary Schools in Cresciano (Quantity)
Description: The number of students attending the standard primary schools in the municipality of Cresciano.


Name: Pomegranate (Food)
Description: A fruit that is rich in dietary fiber and contains high amounts of water, carbohydrates, protein, and fat


Name: demand (consumer_preference)
Description: The price of purple fabric was over five times that of plain fabric in the state of Qi because it was a fashionable color


Name: Poor people (Social Group)
Description: People who could not afford silk during the Shang Dynasty


Name: and artistic skills, particularly in music and sculpture (culture)
Description: The farming traditions and creative abilities of the Yoruba people


Name: [citation needed] (Citation)
Description: A reference for further information about the red fox and Rüppell's fox relationship.


Name: Solid (Physical state)
Description: A state of matter that retains its shape and volume


Name: yellow light (Light)
Description: When subjected to blue or ultraviolet light or to x-rays.


Name: Fluorescence effect (Diamond property)
Description: The effect of blue fluorescence on the color of a diamond


Name: Christian and Hebrew Tradition (Religion)
Description: The religious beliefs and practices of Christianity and Judaism.


Name: Nazi Germany (Country)
Description: The German Reich from 1933 to 1945


Name: Blue Ridge Parkway (Park)
Description: A park built in the 1930s leading to increased tourism and growth in Alleghany County


Name: Prosperous Capitalist Welfare State (Government System)
Description: A government system that features a combination of free market activity, large state ownership, and welfare programs.


Name: Quartz Crystals (Mineral)
Description: Crystals that were necessary for the electronics industry.


Name: Strain Rate (Physical Quantity)
Description: Rate of change of strain per unit time


Name: People in Sierra Leone (People)
Description: Thousands of men, women, and children


Name: chemical vapor deposition (CVD) (process)
Description: A low-pressure process for growing synthetic diamonds


Name: English language (language)
Description: A Germanic language spoken in the United Kingdom and many former territories


Name: glass material (Material)
Description: Inorganic non-crystalline silicate material


Name: Most of the H2O in the formula of SiO2·nH2O of opals is present in molecular form (Information discovered)
Description: Result from dehydration experiments and infrared spectroscopy


Name: conflict diamonds (Conflict Resource)
Description: Diamonds used by rebel groups or criminal organizations to finance unrest and human rights abuses


Name: CIELUV (Color Space Model)
Description: A color space model that describes colors in terms of tristimulus values.


Name: Alaska (Country)
Description: A country in North America


Name: largest transgender population in the world (population)
Description: A large number of transgender individuals concentrated primarily in Manhattan and Queens.


Name: Pashtuns (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: Female worshippers (People group)
Description: The female visitors of the Shuiyusi temple.


Name: Earthquakes (Geological Event)
Description: The description could not be determined from the given text. However, it is known that Mocha was a historic city and it's possible that it was destroyed by earthquakes.


Name: north and south side of the Alps (Geographical Position)
Description: A geographical position referring to both sides of the Alps.


Name: Ariʻi Rahi or the king of Tahiti (Title)
Description: The title given to Pōmare II after his victory.


Name: Common Beverages in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The common beverages used in Moroccan cuisine, with mint tea being a refreshing and traditional choice often served during meals


Name: Russian Architecture (Art Movement)
Description: The history of Russian architecture


Name: electricity (Energy)
Description: Electrical power generated by various means


Name: Continued functioning of tax and enslavement of indigenous commoners (Practice)
Description: Systems that benefited the Spanish encomenderos


Name: Bastnäsite (Mineral)
Description: A rare-earth phosphate mineral with the formula (Ce,La,Nd,Y)(Nb,Ta,Th)(SiO4)6Cl


Name: Palladium (Metal)
Description: More expensive alternative to nickel-based alloys


Name: Modernism (Architectural Movement)
Description: A movement in architecture that originated in the late 19th century and continued into the 20th century


Name: 3,000 m (9,800 ft) (Quantity)
Description: Upper limit of snow cover in the Alps


Name: Aetite (Mineral)
Description: A stone that is traditionally believed to prevent abortion, ease childbirth and prevent miscarriage.


Name: disclosed religious affiliation or followed a religion and are from Collonges (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who follow any religion, disclose their religious affiliation, or do not disclose their religious affiliation but follow a religion, and are from Collonges


Name: Seville (city)
Description: A city in Andalusia.


Name: Sedimentary Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed by the accumulation and cementation of fragments, minerals, or organisms


Name: Worcester (Ceramic Manufacturer)
Description: A ceramics manufacturer based in England.


Name: Numerous Tribal Nations (Culture)
Description: Various indigenous tribes that inhabited the territory before European colonization


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A significant producer of diamonds, especially in Yakutia territory


Name: British-led policy of non-intervention (Policy)
Description: A policy not to intervene in the Spanish Civil War by Western powers


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific tail entity mentioned


Name: museum building from 1930 (Building)
Description: A building constructed in 1930 that houses the museum's administration, permanent exhibitions and collections in Drammen, Norway


Name: Alabanda (Ancient City)
Description: City of ancient Caria located near Doğanyurt, Çine, Aydın Province, Turkey.


Name: Clay based buildings (Building structure)
Description: Buildings made primarily from clay and water.


Name: Saint John (Person)
Description: A Christian saint


Name: Titanium (Metal)
Description: The main subject of the 2017 review


Name: Missouri Attorney General's office (Government)
Description: The state law enforcement and legal agency of the U.S. state of Missouri


Name: World War I (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A global war centered in Europe that took place from 1914 to 1918


Name: Post-World War II (Time Period)
Description: The period after World War II


Name: First-ever geological map of the great Mesabi Range in Minnesota (Artifact)
Description: Created the first geological map of the Mesabi Range


Name: Uranium-234 (Radioactive isotope)
Description: Uranium-234 undergoes alpha decay with a half-life of 245,500 years and decays to lead-206.


Name: Foreign-born population of any metropolitan region (Population)
Description: The total number of foreign-born people living in a given metropolitan area


Name: Joss paper burning (Activity)
Description: The practice of burning joss paper in worship activities.


Name: People's Republic of China (Country)
Description: The modern state of China


Name: Open, framework structures (Structural Feature)
Description: The characteristic feature of Zeolites.


Name: Vals (Location)
Description: A municipality in the Rhätia region of Graubünden, Switzerland


Name: Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) (Government agency)
Description: Governs the receipt and possession of high-level waste


Name: the establishment of local subsidiaries of several world leading manufacturing companies (CompanySubsidiary)
Description: the result of the policy initiatives is the establishment of local subsidiaries of several world-leading manufacturing companies


Name: Sperrylite (PtAs2) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral similar in structure to Pyrite


Name: Einstein's Theory of General Relativity (scientific theory)
Description: A scientific theory developed by Albert Einstein that describes gravity as a geometric property of space and time, or spacetime.


Name: Calcined Uranium Yellowcake (Chemical Compound)
Description: The product produced in large uranium mills


Name: West Frisian language (Language)
Description: The secondary official language of the province of Friesland.


Name: Reefs (Marine ecosystem)
Description: Natural formations of limestone, rock or growths of coral where black corals can be found.


Name: Dielectric Mirror (Optical Component)
Description: A mirror made of dielectric materials that reflect greater than 99.99% of light for a specific wavelength range


Name: Thermoluminescence (Optical Property)
Description: A property that emits light when heated


Name: [Belgian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi] (Colony)
Description: The Belgian Congo (now Democratic Republic of the Congo) and Ruanda-Urundi (now Rwanda and Burundi).


Name: more overtly political and confrontational politics (Political Activity)
Description: The politics of the movement in Algeria were more open and potentially conflictual


Name: Metspar (Chemical Compound)
Description: A lower purity fluorite used in iron smelting


Name: Fossilized sea creatures (Type of fossil)
Description: The use of fossilized sea creatures by these ancient human species for unknown purposes.


Name: Alumium (Name proposition)
Description: First proposed name for Aluminium, not universally adopted


Name: Flags of U.S. States (Heraldic Device)
Description: The official flags of the states of the United States


Name: Pelagic sediments (Geological formation)
Description: Siliceous and calcareous shells, meteoric dusts, and variable amounts of volcanic ash


Name: Distribution and accumulation of biogenic sedimentation (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed, primarily caused by organisms


Name: direct reaction of their elements (Process)
Description: The process of preparing aluminium sulfide involves direct reaction of its elements


Name: Protestant movement suppression in the Netherlands (action)
Description: Attempt to suppress the Protestant movement in the Seventeen Provinces


Name: International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan (MilitaryOperation)
Description: The International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan to which Norway contributes


Name: King of Morocco (Position)
Description: The monarch and head of state of Morocco


Name: Color complements, color balance, and primary colors (components of the theory of color)
Description: Components that are part of the theory of color.


Name: Radio Television Afghanistan (RTA) (Broadcasting Station)
Description: The state public broadcaster in Afghanistan originating from 1925


Name: Warrior Elite Society (Social Structure)
Description: The dominant social structure of Mycenaean Greece, consisting of a network of palace-centered states.


Name: Green paints (Art Medium)
Description: A mixture of pigments, binder, solvent and other materials


Name: being a solid piece of debris from space that survives entry into Earth's atmosphere and lands on its surface (property)
Description: A Meteorite is a solid piece of debris from space that survives entry into Earth's atmosphere and lands on its surface.


Name: Prespa agreement (Treaty)
Description: An international treaty signed by North Macedonia and Greece in 2018


Name: Blue-green (Color)
Description: Verdigris produced a blue-green which no other pigment could imitate.


Name: estimates (Estimate)
Description: Ranges from 300,000 to 3 million


Name: Latin (Language)
Description: Language in which the literature was written


Name: More penguin species than any other country (Wildlife)
Description: Species of flightless aquatic birds


Name: Aare River (Geographical feature)
Description: A river flowing through Valais


Name: Kalmar Union (union)
Description: The union that Norway tried to break out of in 1521


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8. It is a member of the chalcogen group in the periodic table.


Name: Aceh Just and Prosperous Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: Local Islamist political party in Aceh, Indonesia


Name: Afghan dynasty (dynasty)
Description: The Afghan dynasty established by Mirwais Hotak, which was ousted from Persia in 1729


Name: Another part of Hemoglobin through the Bohr effect (Biological phenomenon)
Description: A shift in the affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen that occurs under changing conditions of pH, CO2 tension or both


Name: Vineyards, Olive Trees and Other Fruits Common to Southern Europe (Agricultural Practice)
Description: Grown in the lower regions of Ticino


Name: Americas, Western Europe, and Northern Europe (Geographical regions)
Description: Regions where there is a substantial Slavic diaspora


Name: Synthetic polymers called silicones (Polymers)
Description: Widely used synthetic polymers


Name: Most counties in Alabama (County)
Description: Requires approval from the Local Legislation Committee of the state legislature for local policies.


Name: Morvan (Geographical Feature)
Description: A massif in central France


Name: Sainte Genevieve County, Missouri (County)
Description: A county located in the state of Missouri where St. Genevieve Marble is found.


Name: biological specimens and other non-conducting materials (subject)
Description: -


Name: Total Families (Statistic)
Description: The total number of families in Cresciano


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A country located in South-Central Asia


Name: United Nations Human Rights Council (International Organization)
Description: Geneva hosts the United Nations Human Rights Council since 2006


Name: Cement (Material)
Description: A construction material made from limestone and other minerals


Name: Information and Health in Society (Benefit)
Description: One of the profound values art brings beyond its commercial success.


Name: Possibly due to other fluoride sources (Reason)
Description: Reasons for the lessening of benefits of fluoridation


Name: Ryūkyū and Bonin Islands (geographical location)
Description: Island groups in the southern part of Japan


Name: Egyptian Blue (Pigment)
Description: A synthetic pigment containing copper


Name: Strategies for Addressing Urban Wildlife Challenges (Subject)
Description: Initiatives to develop innovative solutions for the preservation of Urban Red Foxes


Name: French Films (Media)
Description: Films produced in France.


Name: French (Language)
Description: A language used in media, education, and certain administrative matters in Algeria


Name: Colombia's Ministry of Defense (Organization)
Description: The department within the Colombian government responsible for national defense and military affairs.


Name: Engineering and Mining Journal (Journal)
Description: A technical journal focusing on engineering and mining


Name: North(east) (Direction)
Description: The direction from which this road comes: Trondheim in the north(east)


Name: Nippon Steel (Steel_producer)
Description: A Japanese steel company


Name: Engraved gem collection (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York) (ArtifactCollection)
Description: Part of the original engraved gem collection


Name: New faith (Religion)
Description: Islam in its various forms


Name: Water Pollution Report (Environmental Data)
Description: Report stating the percentage of global water pollution in China


Name: The top of the valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: The upper part of a valley


Name: Global Tourism Industry (Industry)
Description: The economic sector focused on the activities of providing hospitality and lodging facilities for tourists


Name: WoundHealing (Process)
Description: The process by which a damaged area of tissue is repaired


Name: District Governor (governor)
Description: The appointed leader of a district


Name: Granite (Material)
Description: An igneous rock that can contain quartz, mica, and feldspar. It is characterized by its coarse-grained texture.


Name: Iran (Country)
Description: Islamic Republic of Iran


Name: Peccia (Village)
Description: A village in Switzerland.


Name: CNO cycle (Astrophysics)
Description: The process where most 17O isotopes are produced.


Name: Common Cold (Disease)
Description: A viral infection of the upper respiratory tract


Name: Mediterranean and Middle Eastern (Ottoman) influences, Italian, German and Eastern European (especially Hungarian) ones (CuisineInfluences)
Description: various cultural influences on North Macedonian cuisine


Name: 1656 (Time)
Description: The year when Onsernone Parish probably separated from Loco


Name: 4th Century BC (Time Period)
Description: Century during which the earliest historical records of fox hunting emerged


Name: Visual artists (people)
Description: Individuals who create visual art


Name: Dost Mohammad Khan (Person)
Description: King of Afghanistan from 1826 to 1839 and again from 1842 to 1863


Name: Mesolcina valley (Location)
Description: A valley contiguous with the Ticino wine region in Grisons


Name: Sectors (Economic structure)
Description: The different parts or industries that make up the economy


Name: Masayra (Person)
Description: Leader of the Berber revolt in north Africa in 740–741


Name: Springfield-Branson Metropolitan Area (Geographical Area)
Description: The Springfield-Branson Metropolitan Area, which has a population of 549,423 and includes seven counties in southwestern Missouri


Name: Mass education in hygiene (Educational program)
Description: A large-scale educational initiative focused on teaching residents about personal and public health practices


Name: Annealing (Process)
Description: The process of heating steel to relieve local internal stresses


Name: Kimberlites, Lamproite and Lamprophyre (Rock type)
Description: Diamond-bearing rocks that are used in identifying geophysical methods such as aeromagnetic surveys, electrical resistivity, and gravimetry.


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (artist)
Description: Italian polymath known for works like the Last Supper


Name: 1632-1654 (TimeSpan)
Description: The Cattedrale della Santa Riforma di Lugano was built between 1632 and 1654


Name: Edwin H. Land (Scientist)
Description: An American scientist, inventor, and founder of the Polaroid Corporation


Name: Harbors (Infrastructure)
Description: Capable of accommodating large Bronze Age era vessels


Name: Social market economy (Economy)
Description: An economic system characterized by sizeable government involvement and economic diversity


Name: Konstantinos Faltaits (Person)
Description: Konstantinos Faltaits described the dire consequences of the Spanish flu in Skyros in 1919.


Name: Chinese blue style (Artistic Style)
Description: A decorative style using cobalt blue patterns on white porcelain


Name: Islam (religion)
Description: Religion providing ideological stimulus for the rise of fresh Berber empires


Name: Nazi Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: The political party led by Adolf Hitler that came to power in Germany in 1933


Name: Plants (Flora)
Description: Plants that absorb some uranium from soil


Name: Costume jewellery (Jewelry type)
Description: Ornamental jewelry made from less valuable materials, imitating fine jewelry.


Name: 60Fe (Isotope)
Description: An extinct radionuclide of long half-life (2.6 million years)


Name: Paraffin Oil (Lubricant)
Description: Bort particles are added to paraffin oil for lubrication purposes


Name: Friedrich von Hayek (Person)
Description: Austrian economist who made significant contributions to the field


Name: fighting (military conflict)
Description: The military conflict between the Aztecs and the Spanish


Name: Articulate brachiopods (organisms)
Description: Organisms characterized by articulated shells


Name: Statutory Permanent Posts (Funcionarios de Carrera) (Public Employment Position)
Description: Requires a formal procedure for access, subject to a special statutory relationship of work with their employers


Name: Miners (Occupation)
Description: The individuals who perform this activity.


Name: Francesco Borromini (Person)
Description: Internationally recognized architect born in Ticino


Name: Paul Gauguin (Artist)
Description: A French post-impressionist artist.


Name: English Verb to Cross (Language Term)
Description: A verb meaning to intersect or move from one side of something to the other


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in green & dark grey


Name: Al-Jazāʾir (Place)
Description: Four small islands off the coast of Algeria


Name: Slavutych (Location)
Description: A city built as a home for the plant's workers


Name: Libya (Country)
Description: The State of Libya.


Name: Other income (Financial Concept)
Description: Revenue not associated with the primary business activities


Name: Name origin (Origin)
Description: Source of a name


Name: Organolithium Compounds (chemical compounds)
Description: Compounds of lithium where one or more of the lithium atoms are bonded to carbon-containing groups


Name: Algonquian languages (Language)
Description: The language family spoken by the Lenape and other Algonquian groups


Name: Perfluorocarbons (Greenhouse Gas)
Description: Fluorinated hydrocarbons that are potent greenhouse gases


Name: Boron Group (Group in periodic table)
Description: A group in the periodic table consisting of boron, aluminum, gallium, indium, thallium, and nitrogen.


Name: Český Telecom (Company)
Description: Former Czech telecommunications company


Name: Adults (30-39) (age group)
Description: Age group consisting of adults between 30 and 39


Name: Halide (Material)
Description: A compound consisting of a halogen and a metal or hydrogen.


Name: Much state delocalization (Physical Property)
Description: The ability for electrons to move freely throughout the material


Name: ongoing research based on radiocarbon analysis and dendrochronology (Scientific study)
Description: Research aimed at exact dating


Name: Spanish (Language)
Description: A Romance language originally from the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Kafubu River area (Location)
Description: Deposits of gem-quality stones near Kitwe, Zambia


Name: Dawn (spacecraft) (robot spacecraft)
Description: A robotic NASA spacecraft that approached Ceres for its orbital mission in 2015.


Name: English language (language)
Description: A language with separate terms for 'blue' and 'green'


Name: Government of Morocco (Government)
Description: The government of Morocco


Name: Basil Brown (Person)
Description: Made the astounding discovery of the ship and its treasure in Mound 1, at Sutton Hoo


Name: Water-soluble sulfates (Compounds)
Description: Salts of sulfuric acid soluble in water


Name: Industry (EconomySector)
Description: A sector of the economy that involves the production of goods through processing of raw materials.


Name: World War I (1914–1918) (event)
Description: A global war centred in Europe that lasted from 28 July 1914 to 11 November 1918


Name: Wellington (City)
Description: The capital city of New Zealand and its second-largest urban area


Name: Flint (Mineral)
Description: A form of cryptocrystalline quartz


Name: Athens and Corinth (Ancient City-State)
Description: Cities where coins appeared shortly after Aegina


Name: iddingsite (mineral)
Description: The mineral that olivine alters into in the presence of water.


Name: Radius of the Sphere (Measurement)
Description: The distance from the center to any point on the sphere


Name: Nigeria (Country)
Description: West African country


Name: Monazite Group (Mineral Group)
Description: Group with ATO4 structure where T is phosphorus or arsenic and A is a rare-earth element


Name: Literature (Creative Writing)
Description: One of the most renowned global centers for literature


Name: Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS) (Person)
Description: U.S. Senator from Kansas


Name: Sviatoslav (person)
Description: The grandson of Rurik who launched several military expeditions


Name: January, February, December (Months)
Description: Typically the coldest months in the Czech Republic


Name: Alibori, Borgou, Donga provinces, Yoruba (Geographical region, Ethnic group)
Description: Areas and ethnic group where Islam is mostly practiced in Benin


Name: Jewelry (Fashion accessory)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment, often made of precious metals and gemstones.


Name: Florence (city)
Description: City in Italy


Name: Additional samples (1903 or 1904) (mineral specimens)
Description: The additional samples of Bultfonteinite found later.


Name: (1977) 7th European Basketball Championship (Sports Event)
Description: An international basketball tournament


Name: Oceania (Region)
Description: The region containing New Zealand


Name: Bedford (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: Wine (Product)
Description: The world's largest wine producer


Name: Charles Darwin (Person)
Description: British naturalist, geologist and author of On the Origin of Species


Name: Calligraphic Decoration (Artistic Style)
Description: Decorative texts with complex styles, often found in Islamic art.


Name: Sanctuary in the Muslim West (Religious Site)
Description: A significant religious site in the Maghreb


Name: World's biocapacity (Biocapacity)
Description: The amount of biocapacity required to support Switzerland's consumption


Name: Giralda (building)
Description: A tower in Seville, Spain, built by the Moors as a minaret and later used by the Christian conquerors as a bell tower


Name: Phoenicians (Ancient Civilization)
Description: The festival might originate from the Phoenician times


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


Name: large heavy pendants (Etruscan jewelry)
Description: Jewelry items worn by Etruscan men and children


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A sovereign country located on the northwestern coast of Europe


Name: Adolf Hitler (person)
Description: German politician and leader of the Nazi Party who served as Chancellor of Germany from 1934 to 1945


Name: Hypocalcemia (medical condition)
Description: It can cause hypocalcemia and possible death through cardiac arrhythmia


Name: Slieve Donard (Mountain)
Description: The highest peak in Northern Ireland at 852 metres.


Name: Kopaonik mountain (Mountain)
Description: One of the mountains that are included in Kopaoničke planine


Name: Blocked Websites (Concept)
Description: The websites that are blocked in China


Name: Families or Communities (Social Group)
Description: Groups of people living together in a community


Name: Mythic history of Japan (Narrative)
Description: The earliest history and mythology of Japan


Name: particular successes (Success category)
Description: Movies that have achieved significant success in the Norwegian film industry


Name: Northcote–Trevelyan Report (Report)
Description: The report that reviewed the operation and organization of the British Civil Service in 1853


Name: Country's Dictator (Government Position)
Description: Position held by Stalin in the 1930s


Name: not specified (event)
Description: Event not explicitly mentioned in the text.


Name: United States Fish and Wildlife Service (Environmental agency)
Description: The federal agency responsible for the management of fish, wildlife, and natural habitats.


Name: Social and political change, emergence of new ideas about governance and human rights (Event)
Description: Key events during the Renaissance


Name: carbon dioxide (Gas)
Description: A colorless gas that is a byproduct of respiration and combustion


Name: Kay Ivey (Politician)
Description: Republican lieutenant governor of Alabama from 2011 to 2017


Name: Inner wall of the pomegranate fruit (Fruit Inner Wall)
Description: -


Name: Public Morality (Concept)
Description: as per the Missouri Idea promoted by Joseph Folk


Name: Most Cases (Quantifier)
Description: A word used to indicate the number of occurrences


Name: Ideal crystal (Concept)
Description: A perfect crystal with no imperfections or deviations from the repeating pattern of atoms or molecules


Name: Brilliant White Light (Light)
Description: A bright and pure white light


Name: 18F (Isotope)
Description: The production of the natural trace radioisotope 18F in fluorine


Name: Fancy colored diamonds (Types of diamonds)
Description: Diamonds with a color other than white or colorless


Name: December 5 (Date)
Description: The date when the Festival della Madonna della Neve is celebrated in Onsernone


Name: Western literature (Literature)
Description: Literary tradition where Greek literature originated


Name: Road Infrastructure (Infrastructure)
Description: Physical structures such as roads, highways, airports, seaports, and water supply systems


Name: Jewish population (Religious group)
Description: The Jewish population that mostly opted to emigrate to Israel after their liberation from World War II.


Name: traditional emerald (Gemstone)
Description: Colombian emerald is often referred to as traditional emerald in the American jewelry industry.


Name: Bride (Person)
Description: The woman getting married in a wedding ceremony.


Name: Blue John Cavern and Treak Cliff Cavern at Castleton in Derbyshire (Location)
Description: Locations where Blue John is mined.


Name: Paraphyly (Taxonomic Term)
Description: A term used to describe the taxonomic situation where a species or other taxon is included in a larger taxon despite not being its descendants.


Name: 18th and 19th centuries (Time Period)
Description: Centuries characterized by significant developments in Europe


Name: New Mexico (State)
Description: The 47th state to join the United States, located in the Southwestern region of the U.S.


Name: Gold(II) Compounds (Compound)
Description: Gold compounds in the +2 oxidation state, usually diamagnetic with Au-Au bonds


Name: Cavalry (Military Unit Type)
Description: German armoured troops (Panzerwaffe) traditionally wore black uniforms


Name: 1974 (Year)
Description: A specific year


Name: RAL color matching system (Color System)
Description: This color is one of the colors in the RAL color matching system.


Name: 43 seals in Vaphio tomb (Artifact)
Description: The number and type of seals found in the Vaphio tomb


Name: Igneous rock (Geological classification)
Description: Rock that is formed from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava


Name: Roman numerals (Number system)
Description: An ancient numerical notation


Name: Mirror in paintings and book illumination (Artifact Depiction)
Description: Depictions of mirrors as artifacts in paintings and book illuminations


Name: Diamonds (gemstone)
Description: Gemstone that cubic zirconia can be used in place of


Name: Mocha's fortified wall and citadel (Fortification)
Description: The fortifications in Mocha that were destroyed.


Name: Theories of Color (Concept)
Description: Color theories that correspond to retinal processing (trichromatic) and lateral geniculate nucleus processing (opponent).


Name: Allah (deity)
Description: The monotheistic God in Islam.


Name: Most of Lucania (Geographical Region)
Description: The name applied to most of this region


Name: Other Early Tripiṭakas (Textual Collection)
Description: Survive in Chinese translation as part of the Chinese Buddhist Canon.


Name: Shipyard at Erlenbach am Main (Industry)
Description: The active shipyard in Erlenbach am Main


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


Name: Colesberg Kopje (Geographical feature)
Description: In 1869


Name: Ipswich (Town)
Description: A town in England


Name: Irreligious people in Wallonia (Demographic)
Description: 45% of the population identifies as irreligious.


Name: White, orange, grey marble and golden calcite (Marble Type)
Description: Much of the marble from this quarry was used to make crushed lime


Name: Quarries for sandstone in the Spessart region (Industry)
Description: The quarries in the Spessart region


Name: Leisure and recreation (tourism_type)
Description: Activities aimed at relaxation and enjoyment, such as sunbathing and swimming.


Name: Johannine works (Literary work)
Description: Some scholars argue for an origin in Syria


Name: Mainz (Ecclesiastical power)
Description: Power that hindered expansion into Spessart


Name: Melt Segregation (Geological Process)
Description: The separation of melt fraction from the residuum during the prograde part of the metamorphic history


Name: Aurignacian Culture (Archaeological Culture)
Description: An Upper Paleolithic culture, mainly active in Europe and southwest Asia.


Name: Siberia (Region)
Description: A region in eastern Russia


Name: Southern Division (Liao dynasty) (region)
Description: Region within the Liao dynasty


Name: Spherical mirror (optical device)
Description: A type of mirror whose diameter is sufficiently small compared to the sphere's radius will behave very similarly to a parabolic mirror


Name: Panix Pass (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A mountain pass in the Swiss Alps, used as a route for transportation and trade


Name: King Minos (legendary figure)
Description: A legendary king of Crete, according to Classical Greek mythology.


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: Type of corundum


Name: leaching, precipitation and calcination processes (Manufacturing process)
Description: Subsequent processes that follow the Sintering Process in the production of aluminium oxide


Name: Tennessee pearl farm (Farm)
Description: Emerged as a tourist destination


Name: Predators (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the survival of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Metal (Building material)
Description: A hard, malleable substance used as a structural framework for buildings.


Name: Etruscan civilization (ancient culture)
Description: An ancient civilization that originated in Etruria, the area corresponding roughly to modern Tuscany and Umbria, Central Italy


Name: Convention of positive clockwise bearings (Convention)
Description: The method where bearings are measured relative to north and are positive clockwise


Name: Western clothing or even clothing from other cultures (Clothing style)
Description: -


Name: Bronze Age in Northern Europe (Historical period)
Description: The Bronze Age in Northern Europe, spanning the entire 2nd millennium BC.


Name: BMX, judo, shooting sport, taekwondo, wrestling, high diving and athletics (Sports)
Description: Various sports that Colombians have excelled in


Name: 1870s (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the history of Earth


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: But it was also associated with Judas Iscariot and used to mark heretics.


Name: Mund (Region)
Description: A geographical area within Valais


Name: Josiah Wedgwood (Person)
Description: A historical figure who produced blue and white porcelains in the 18th century


Name: Irish National Flag (flag)
Description: association of the green suit with Ireland's national flag due to similar color


Name: European Central Bank (Monetary Authority)
Description: The central bank of the Eurozone, responsible for setting monetary policy


Name: Ores (Geological entity)
Description: Rocks or minerals containing valuable quantities of metallic elements, minerals, or gemstones.


Name: Permanent Joints (Joint Type)
Description: Joints that cannot be removed or dismantled.


Name: Modern Age (Time Period)
Description: Period in history during which the military importance of swords steadily decreased.


Name: Prince-bishop of Sion (Religious and Political Leader)
Description: The head of the Roman Catholic diocese in Sion, Switzerland


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species to which all living humans belong.


Name: Pyrite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral made of iron sulfide (FeS2) also known as fool's gold


Name: Print (Artwork)
Description: The result of the engraving process


Name: Secrecy by government entities (Classification of Secrecy)
Description: Secrecy practiced by government bodies


Name: Cold War (Historical Event)
Description: A state of geopolitical tension between the Western Bloc (led by the United States) and the Eastern Bloc (led by the Soviet Union) from the mid-1940s through the early 1990s.


Name: cyclotrimerization of butadiene (Chemical process)
Description: The process of cyclotrimerization of butadiene with titanium tetrachloride and an organoaluminium co-catalyst


Name: Sculptural Media (Art Medium)
Description: A material used to create sculptures


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe


Name: Bavaria (State or Region)
Description: A state of Germany, located in the southeast


Name: Bear Butte (Geographical Feature)
Description: A prominent butte in the eastern part of the Black Hills


Name: Chios Town (Town)
Description: The main town of Chios, built around the island's main harbour and medieval castle.


Name: Olivine (Mineral)
Description: The mineral that has a similar color to the color olive.


Name: Model of Car (Automotive Product)
Description: A specific design or variant of a car


Name: Separate belt (Clothing item)
Description: A separate belt used by some women


Name: Monastery (Religious Building)
Description: Established in 1626


Name: 2016 - 2018 (TimePeriod)
Description: The period during which Turkey was under a state of emergency.


Name: Emperor Guangwu of Han (Ruler)
Description: Ruler of China during the Han dynasty


Name: Airbus (Company)
Description: A multinational aerospace corporation


Name: Clifford, Harrison and Tank Islands (Island Group)
Description: A group of islands off the Long Island Sound shore


Name: Sunlight (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The light emitted by the Sun


Name: Tail of Ankylosaurus (Part_of_dinosaur)
Description: A part of the ankylosaurus with a club-shaped tail used for defense.


Name: Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) (Organization)
Description: The economic community of West African states


Name: Scarlet (Color)
Description: Cardinals were assigned the color scarlet, being dyed with expensive cochineal after the Muslim conquest of Constantinople.


Name: Corporeality of human body and systematic method of graphical perspective (Artistic Elements)
Description: Characteristics of Renaissance art


Name: 50th in the Global Innovation Index in 2024 (Rank)
Description: Brazil's ranking in the Global Innovation Index in 2024


Name: Aztecs (ethnic group)
Description: A term used to describe the empire centered in Tenochtitlan


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


Name: Creating text on jewellery (Application)
Description: Creating text such as partner names or messages on jewelry.


Name: Shoes and socks wearing etiquettes (Etiquette)
Description: Rules of shoes and socks wearing in daily life.


Name: capital of Arab Islamic emirate in the 9th century (Geographical Location)
Description: Location of the capital of an Arab Islamic emirate


Name: United States healthcare system (System)
Description: the national health care system in the United States


Name: Earth's Mantle (geological feature)
Description: The layer of the Earth between its crust and outer core.


Name: tribal structure (Social Structure)
Description: A social structure based on real or fictitious kinship bonds within the tribal groups


Name: Ancient Egypt (Civilization)
Description: A civilization known for its association with yellow.


Name: Alkali Carbonatite (Geological Material)
Description: A type of igneous rock rich in carbonate minerals


Name: Peaceful separation of Norway from Sweden (Event)
Description: The event that led to the independence of Norway from Sweden


Name: Haze above Cerealia (Atmospheric Phenomenon)
Description: A haze that occasionally appears above Cerealia


Name: Burrowing Organisms (Organism)
Description: Organisms that burrow in sediments.


Name: Epic and Early Puranic Period (Period)
Description: From c. 200 BCE to 500 CE


Name: Organic Components (Biosignatures) (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Chemical components associated with biominerals, believed to play crucial roles in pre-biotic and biotic reactions


Name: Black Fire Opal (Gemstone)
Description: Precious black opal with fire characteristics


Name: Clay (material)
Description: Material used in the impressions of seals


Name: Impression (Result)
Description: The result of the seal-making process, either a relief or an embossment.


Name: Norway as oil and gas exporter (Economic role)
Description: The position of Norway as one of the largest oil and gas exporters


Name: Simón Bolívar (Person)
Description: A South American liberator who played a key role in the independence of several countries, including Colombia


Name: Hessian Spessart Nature Park (Nature Park)
Description: A nature park located in Hesse, Germany


Name: Metallic Iron, Steel (Metal)
Description: Iron and steel produced through the steelmaking process


Name: Lifting the seal (action)
Description: The action of lifting the seal off one side at a time.


Name: ice core samples (Geological sample)
Description: Samples of ancient ice


Name: Paraschist (Textural classification)
Description: A textural classification used when the rock's sedimentary protolith is known


Name: EPMA studies (Scientific method)
Description: Results of LIBS study on two typical moldavite samples


Name: higher pollution levels (Environmental Impact)
Description: The environmental impact of the marble industry in Palestine, which includes higher pollution levels.


Name: Greek Nation (Political entity)
Description: Idea of a unified Greece as a nation


Name: Teresina, Fortaleza, and Florianópolis (City)
Description: Cities with the highest proportion of Roman Catholic residents in Brazil


Name: Wilhelm Stürmer (Person)
Description: A German chemical physicist and radiologist who developed a new method to examine Hunsrück slate fossils


Name: Iberomaurusian (archaeological_industry)
Description: an early blade industry in North Africa, mainly located in the Oran region


Name: Emperor's abdication (Historical event)
Description: His historic abdication on May 1, 2019


Name: Apoptosis (Process)
Description: The programmed cell death that occurs as part of normal development or in response to damage or stress


Name: Acoma Pueblo (ethnic_group)
Description: One of the Native American pueblos in New Mexico


Name: Rapaport Diamond Report (Publication)
Description: A weekly diamond price list


Name: Antwerp (City)
Description: A city in Belgium, hosts the Antwerpsche Diamantkring


Name: First film in North Macedonia (Film)
Description: The first film ever produced on the territory of present-day North Macedonia


Name: large-scale manufacturing (Concept)
Description: The production of goods on a scale that is substantial relative to the needs and resources of the local community


Name: Austrian Armed Forces (Bundesheer) (Military Force)
Description: The military force of Austria


Name: Urea (Compound)
Description: A type of nitrogenous waste that is soluble in water and excreted by the kidneys of many animals, including mammals


Name: Sphalerite ore bodies (Mineral)
Description: Previously existing sphalerite deposits which willemite forms as an alteration.


Name: Pacific Plate (geographical feature)
Description: One of the major tectonic plates that makes up much of the ocean floor in the Pacific Ocean.


Name: Kufic and Naskhi, Thuluth, Nastaliq (Calligraphic Styles) (Artistic Style)
Description: Main families of calligraphic styles in Islamic art


Name: [7B, Isotope of Boron] (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of boron with atomic mass 7.


Name: Pyritized fossils (Fossil)
Description: Fossils that contain pyrite due to the process of pyritization.


Name: Commonly Held Belief (Belief)
Description: Belief about the cause of irritation that leads to pearl formation


Name: Neo-Vedanta (Philosophy)
Description: A modern interpretation of Vedanta that emphasizes universal aspects and introduces modern approaches to social problems.


Name: Russian Language (Language)
Description: Language which 'Automobile' is derived from.


Name: infinite lattice structures (Property)
Description: Structures are infinite lattice structures.


Name: Cyanosomes (Organelle)
Description: Blue-pigmented organelles in certain fish species


Name: Donatus Magnus (Person)
Description: Berber bishop and founder of the Donatists


Name: Kevin Whately and Amanda Burton (Persons)
Description: British actors who have appeared in various roles


Name: Population Growth due to Returning Emigres in Spain (Quantitative Change)
Description: The population of Spain again trended upward initially upon the return of many Spaniards who had emigrated to other European countries during the 1970s


Name: Research and technological policy in Greece (Policy)
Description: This organization is responsible for designing, implementing and supervising this policy


Name: Hesse (part of) (Region)
Description: The region where the Hessian part of Spessart Nature Park was established.


Name: Military conflict with Russia (Conflict)
Description: The military conflict that had an impact on Ukraine's policy


Name: High-density penetrators (Weapon system)
Description: A type of ammunition used to destroy heavily armored targets


Name: Ain Boucherit (Archaeological site)
Description: An archaeological site in Algeria where stone artifacts and cut-marked bones were excavated.


Name: Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot (Grape Varietal)
Description: Notable wine grapes from Bordeaux.


Name: Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (Royalty)
Description: Daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert


Name: Puranas (scriptures)
Description: Scriptures that started to be composed c. 300 CE onward, and are central in the distribution of common themes of Hinduism


Name: Pyrrhotite-bearing rocks (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Rocks that contain pyrrhotite


Name: Algerian Literature (Literary Tradition)
Description: The literature of Algeria, which has a long history and includes works by famous authors such as Mouloud Feraoun and Assia Djebar


Name: South-Central Asia (region)
Description: Region where Afghanistan is located


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


Name: in the context of Spain (contextual information)
Description: The above-average yearly rainfall in Andalusia compared to other regions in Spain.


Name: Hochspessart (sub-region)
Description: A sub-region of the Spessart, central uplands of the range


Name: Bone china (Type of porcelain)
Description: A type of porcelain made with ground bone ash, often used in fine china


Name: Different types of persons with different levels of spiritual understanding (Groups of people)
Description: These different classes of texts are mainly seen as being for those of 'greater' capacity


Name: Mount Kosciuszko (mountain)
Description: highest mountain on the Australian mainland


Name: an old woman (person)
Description: A person who, after death, was transformed into a distinctive vertical rock


Name: Traditional hand-drawing and drafting methods (Technique)
Description: In designing jewelry, particularly at the conceptual stage


Name: Immanuel Kant (Philosopher)
Description: Theoretician who pondered the possibility of the gap being created by Jupiter's gravity


Name: Cahokia (City)
Description: Before ending up elsewhere in the Midwest and southeastern United States


Name: Saur Revolution (Historical event)
Description: Bloody coup d'état by the PDPA in 1978


Name: Gemstone (Object)
Description: The object being processed in the lapidary techniques


Name: Cities and Towns (Settlement)
Description: Inhabited places larger than a village but smaller than a city


Name: other countries' military forces in Latin America (military force)
Description: In terms of both active personnel and military equipment.


Name: Dead Sea (Geographical Location)
Description: Located on the West


Name: Port of Rotterdam (Port)
Description: The largest port in Europe


Name: Crossguard (Weapon component)
Description: A guard attached to the hilt of a sword.


Name: Raclette (Cheese and dish)
Description: A cheese variety and dish of Valais


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: A county in England


Name: AGS (American Gem Society Laboratories) (organization)
Description: An independent gemological laboratory and diamond certification service.


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: Canada is a North American country stretching from the U.S. in the south to the Arctic Circle in the north.


Name: Swing States (Political Entity)
Description: U.S. states that have voted for different parties in two of the last four presidential elections


Name: Bulgarian (Pomaks) speakers (Language)
Description: A small part of the Muslim minority in Thrace, Greece


Name: Exotic goods (Goods)
Description: Rare or unusual commodities from distant lands


Name: Culture arises from material conditions of human life (Cultural Foundation)
Description: Belief that culture is a result of humans creating the conditions for physical survival


Name: Southern California (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical area in California, USA


Name: Soybean (Pulse)
Description: A pulse with a high protein content.


Name: Kingdom of Yugoslavia (Political Entity)
Description: The kingdom that prohibited the use of the name Macedonia during the interwar period


Name: James Watt (1736–1819) (Mechanical Engineering)
Description: James Watt, Scottish engineer and inventor, is famous for his improvements to the Newcomen steam engine


Name: Intrinsic Semiconductors (Material)
Description: Semiconductors with no impurities added


Name: Lictores (Job Title)
Description: Public officers in the Roman empire tasked to assist magistrates


Name: Quartz (mineral)
Description: Alternatively attributed to the Saxon word Querkluftertz


Name: - (-)
Description: The youth unemployment rate (32% in 2018) is extremely high.


Name: Sanskrit language (Indo-Aryan language)
Description: Classical language of India


Name: James Busby (Person)
Description: British Resident appointed to New Zealand in 1832


Name: Paste or Costume Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Development of less expensive alternatives to precious jewellery


Name: Colombian people (Group)
Description: Citizens of Colombia


Name: Comparative mythology (Study)
Description: The comparative analysis of myths and legends from different cultures


Name: Olympic Medals (1,179 gold) (Award)
Description: -


Name: Danube Delta (Delta)
Description: The geographical feature that forms the border with Romania


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


Name: Semiconductor purity (Purity Level)
Description: A high level of purity in silicon production.


Name: Batrachia (Biological Class)
Description: A class that was originally classified as a sub-class of Reptilia


Name: Turkish Airlines (Airline)
Description: An airline that provides flights in and out of Afghanistan.


Name: Handball World Championships (Competition)
Description: International handball tournament organized by the International Handball Federation


Name: Anvil (Tool)
Description: A tool used in the diamond synthesis process


Name: Prehistoric Rock Art Sites of the Côa Valley and Siega Verde (Geographical Site)
Description: rock art sites located in the Côa River valley


Name: Privacy (Value)
Description: A state or quality of being private


Name: authoritarian regime (political system)
Description: by the Economist Intelligence Unit's Democracy Index


Name: Commonwealth (Government)
Description: The federal government of Australia.


Name: 24 facets (pavilion) (Number of Facets)
Description: The number of facets on the lower half of the round brilliant cut diamond


Name: Michio Kaku (Scientist)
Description: An astrophysicist who explains the multiverse hypothesis.


Name: high pressure and temperature (physical conditions)
Description: -


Name: Engraving (Art Technique)
Description: A technique of incising a design on a hard, flat surface, creating an image or decoration by recessing the lines and textures below the surrounding background.


Name: Navigation (Activity)
Description: Process, activity or methods associated with navigation and finding one's way


Name: Gaseous sulfur (Gas)
Description: At 600°C


Name: Ceramics (Material)
Description: Hard, brittle, non-metallic materials that are usually resistant to heat and corrosion


Name: Fraud (Crime)
Description: Illegal act of obtaining property by means of deception.


Name: Nuclear reactors (Physical Structure)
Description: For high-temperature crucibles for melting metals.


Name: University of the Arts London (art school)
Description: One of the major schools of art in the UK


Name: Quartz, Plagioclase, Muscovite, Chlorite, and Cordierite (Mineral Composition)
Description: The minerals present in this facies for a pelitic protolith


Name: Three of the world's largest gold refineries (industry)
Description: Gold refining facilities


Name: Semiconductor (Object)
Description: A material that can conduct electricity under some conditions but not others.


Name: Beads and shells (Material)
Description: Natural materials used in jewellery


Name: Chavín de Huántar and Cupisnique (Archaeological Site)
Description: Best-developed styles found in the central and southern Andes.


Name: Independent Kingdom (Historical Kingdom)
Description: A separate kingdom independent from Norway


Name: 8.19% of the workforce in Andalusia (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the workforce employed in the primary sector in Andalusia


Name: Minoan Sites (Archaeological Site)
Description: Sites found mainly in central and eastern Crete


Name: René Just Haüy (Person)
Description: A French mineralogist


Name: Berbers (Ethnic group)
Description: A group of North African Berber peoples


Name: Maintaining a household (Life activity)
Description: The responsibility of maintaining and running a household in the Hindu Grihastha stage.


Name: Bundenbach (Place)
Description: A nearby German community where the term 'Bundenbach fossils' originates


Name: Westchester County (County)
Description: An administrative division of the U.S. state of New York


Name: Wood (Material)
Description: A natural material used in various forms for construction and manufacturing.


Name: National People's Congress (NPC) (Political Organ)
Description: Highest organ of state power in China


Name: Ordinary storage conditions (geological environment)
Description: Allows specimens to retain their deep blue color for long periods of time


Name: Erna Solberg (Person)
Description: A former Prime Minister of Norway


Name: Yes (Boolean)
Description: Indicates affirmative response


Name: Regions of Belgium (Administrative division)
Description: The administrative divisions of Belgium with authority in specific fields


Name: Madeira (Geographical Feature)
Description: An autonomous region of Portugal in the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Members of the Hanseatic League (league)
Description: A commercial and defensive confederation of merchant guilds in Northwest and Central Europe


Name: a very vigorous style (Artistic Characteristics)
Description: The distinctive and dynamic artistic style of the Romanesque period.


Name: Mafic basalts (Geological formation)
Description: Specific type of mafic rock


Name: Calcium Silicates (Inorganic Compounds)
Description: A group of silicate minerals containing calcium.


Name: UNESCO, Mediterranean diet (international_organization, cultural_heritage)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, intangible cultural heritage


Name: the top 1% of the population (Demographic group)
Description: A segment of the population who own 16% of the country's wealth


Name: Beryllium hexamer (ChemicalCompound)
Description: Na4[Be6(OCH2(O)O)6] - a hexamer compound containing Beryllium and aliphatic hydroxycarboxylic acid.


Name: Mesonephros (in most vertebrates) (Organ)
Description: One of the paired kidneys in early vertebrate embryos


Name: Lithium hydroxide monohydrate (Chemical compound)
Description: Lithium hydroxide monohydrate


Name: Erzurum Province, eastern Turkey (Geographical location)
Description: Oltu stone is found in the region around Oltu town within Erzurum Province, eastern Turkey


Name: Myanmar, Thailand (Country)
Description: Geographical locations associated with rubies.


Name: (Fe,Ni)9S8 (Chemical formula)
Description: The chemical formula representing the variable number x between 0 and 9 in the mackinawite structure.


Name: Ministry of Defence (Government Department)
Description: Day-to-day control of the military and the Colombian National Police


Name: Priests (Profession)
Description: Class of people who wore white.


Name: a world running on renewable energy and dependent on batteries (Scenario)
Description: A hypothetical or projected state of affairs


Name: Eulytine (Mineral)
Description: One of the rarest minerals in nature


Name: Derbyshire (Location)
Description: A county in England.


Name: United States Federal Trade Commission (Government Agency)
Description: An agency responsible for ensuring that consumer products are truthfully represented.


Name: Nitric Acid (Substance)
Description: A strong acid


Name: Ceramics (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of ceramics, hard, brittle materials made from inorganic non-metallic compounds


Name: 'The Enigma' (Name)
Description: A nickname or title for something, in this case, the diamond


Name: pareo (Clothing)
Description: A type of cloth worn as a skirt by Tahitians.


Name: Red Fox fossils (Fossil)
Description: Earliest known remains of the Red Fox species


Name: notoriously brittle (Quality)
Description: A characteristic of zircon, it is known to be brittle


Name: West Virginia (State)
Description: The 35th state to join the United States, located in the Appalachian region of the East Central United States.


Name: Warli (ArtForm)
Description: Another folk tribal art form from India


Name: Religious communities outside the Church of Norway (religion)
Description: Religious groups in Norway that are not part of the Church of Norway


Name: Roman Catholic bishops (Religious Office)
Description: Similarly, in Roman Catholicism, purple is the liturgical color worn by bishops.


Name: Conductor (Physical State)
Description: A material that allows electricity to flow easily


Name: Prussian blue (Pigment)
Description: Synthetic pigment made in 1799 by Louis Jacques Thénard


Name: Internal components of E-Waste (Component of Electronic Waste)
Description: Components inside electronic waste items


Name: Plasma (Term)
Description: Sometimes used to refer to green translucent chalcedony.


Name: Prospecting for mineral deposits (Activity)
Description: The practice of locating and evaluating naturally occurring solid mineral resources.


Name: Penteli (Location)
Description: A mountain range near Athens, Greece.


Name: Certain Level of Income (Income Level)
Description: A specific income level


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: The continent in which Tunisia is located.


Name: Jewellery (Category)
Description: A category of personal adornments


Name: Tremolite (Mineral)
Description: A silicate mineral, a calcium iron magnesium iron talc double silicate hydroxide with the formula (Ca,Fe2+,Mg,Fe3+)_2(Mg,Fe3+)_5[Si_6O18(OH)]_2


Name: - (Historical Event)
Description: Refers to Daoud Khan's act of abolishing the Afghan monarchy


Name: North Anatolian Fault zone (Geological feature)
Description: A geological feature that borders Turkey to the north


Name: High 'massifs' in Western Alps (Mountain Range Feature)
Description: The high massifs in the Western Alps that were affected by this process


Name: Laboratory Manual (LM) (publication)
Description: A gem testing and grading manual established by GIA.


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: Landlocked country in Southeast Europe


Name: Minimum Capital Requirements (Financial Regulation)
Description: A requirement for a bank to hold a minimum amount of capital as a form of protection against financial losses.


Name: European Union (Political union)
Description: An economic and political union of 27 European countries


Name: Carbon-12 nucleus (Particle)
Description: The target in the nuclear reaction initiated by energetic alpha particles.


Name: Prosperous Cities of Renaissance Italy (Geographical Location)
Description: Cities that flourished during the 14th century and were centers of commerce and art.


Name: Yasaka Shrine (Shrine)
Description: -


Name: Evidence-based medicine in Algeria's healthcare system (Research)
Description: The advocacy for evidence-based medicine and research within the Algerian healthcare system to enhance patient outcomes


Name: alundum (in fused form) or aloxite[27] (Synonym)
Description: Other names by which Alpha Alumina is known


Name: Major Redevelopment Project (Project)
Description: Redevelopment project of Ipswich Museum, budgeted at £8.7 million


Name: Health (State)
Description: The general condition of a person's body or mind, usually thought of as being free from illness or injury.


Name: The Piloto Public Library (Library)
Description: A library in Colombia that houses Latin America's largest archive of negatives.


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country located in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia.


Name: Tertiary Education Degree (Education Level)
Description: A level of education above secondary school


Name: Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) (Geographical Feature)
Description: A large lake bordering France and Switzerland


Name: Two parallel sectors (Sector division)
Description: The university sector (Universities, Polytechnics, Fine Arts Schools, the Open University) and the Technological sector (Technological Education Institutions (TEI) and the School of Pedagogic and Technological Education)


Name: Damascus, Syria (Location)
Description: Damascus Steel was developed in Damascus, Syria.


Name: 16th Century (Historical Period)
Description: Century during which medals were increasingly produced for propaganda purposes


Name: University of Aberdeen (Educational Institution)
Description: Scottish university


Name: Sixlings (Type of mineral twinning)
Description: Cyclic twins that occur around six-fold axes


Name: Federalist Party (Political Party)
Description: A political party active in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.


Name: Han Chinese children's daily clothing and special occasion clothing (Clothing)
Description: The clothing worn by Han Chinese children on a daily basis and for special occasions.


Name: Persia (Historical Entity)
Description: Ancient kingdom in Iran


Name: Painting (Art Form)
Description: In the context of Andy Warhol's artwork


Name: West-Ukrainian Dialects (Dialect)
Description: Regional language variant of Ukrainian.


Name: Russian Age of Enlightenment (historical period)
Description: A time of intellectual and cultural progress in Russia


Name: beer brewing (Activity)
Description: The activity of brewing beer


Name: People in the labour force in Norway (Population Group)
Description: People who are either employed or looking for work in Norway.


Name: Cryptographic Keys (Security mechanism)
Description: Secrets used in cryptography to encrypt and decrypt messages.


Name: some of the oldest public schools in the nation (Educational Institution Group)
Description: Schools that are among the oldest in the United States


Name: Interwar Period (1918–1939) (Event)
Description: Period between World War I and World War II, marked by economic depression, political instability, and fascist expansion


Name: Dome of the Rock (Building)
Description: Islamic shrine located on Temple Mount in Jerusalem


Name: Asian art (Art Movement)
Description: The art of the East, particularly China and Japan.


Name: B4C (IonicCompound)
Description: The suggested stoichiometric ratio of Boron Carbide


Name: Soil and Rock (Geological Feature)
Description: Solid material that forms the terrain of the land on Earth's surface


Name: Wikipedia:Ipswich, Suffolk (Location)
Description: The Wikipedia page for Ipswich, Suffolk


Name: 18th Chess Olympiad (Chess_Competition)
Description: The 18th edition of the Chess Olympiad


Name: Pannonian Avars (historical group)
Description: tribes that led the Slavic tribes


Name: Anatolia (Geographical Region)
Description: Region that is now modern-day Turkey


Name: optimizing the substrate temperature during the growth (Aspect of Substrate Preparation)
Description: Adjusting substrate temperature for optimal growth


Name: Platonic graph (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A specific type of graph that is associated with regular polyhedra.


Name: Evil Eye (superstition)
Description: An alleged curse thought to be cast by a malevolent glare


Name: Taliban (Political Entity)
Description: An Islamic fundamentalist movement and militant group in Afghanistan


Name: Andean Region music (Musical genre)
Description: A musical genre that originated in the Andean region of Colombia


Name: Various symptoms (Health Condition)
Description: A range of adverse effects on the body due to copper toxicity.


Name: Determining the displacements in mylonite zones (GeologicalProcess)
Description: The process of understanding the movements and strains within mylonite rocks.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe


Name: Critics (group)
Description: Individuals who have criticized the 2004 DNA study on the Etruscans


Name: Analytical equipment (Equipment)
Description: Instruments for blood, HIV, and other disease analysis


Name: Notre Dame Basilica (Building)
Description: A basilica in Montreal, Quebec


Name: Fire in Spacecraft (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Fire in zero gravity environment


Name: appropriate economic policies and the consolidation of the rule of law and democracy (Policy)
Description: Economic policies and efforts towards the rule of law and democracy


Name: Elements Polonium and Radium (Element)
Description: The chemical elements polonium and radium, discovered by Marie Curie, are named after her homeland, Poland


Name: [51° N, 9° E] (Coordinates)
Description: Central point coordinates


Name: the lowest and highest points in the contiguous United States (Geographical feature)
Description: Geographical features within a country


Name: Agate (Mineral)
Description: A type of chalcedony characterized by its banded or layered appearance.


Name: Georgia (US_State)
Description: One of the states bordering Alabama to the east.


Name: Bullas and lunulas (artifact)
Description: Types of amulets worn by children


Name: Gabbro Layer of Oceanic Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The gabbro layer near mid-ocean ridges


Name: Microbial Substrate Preferences (Preference)
Description: The preferences of microorganisms for certain substances as food


Name: other cantons of Swiss Plateau and the northern Alpine foothills (canton)
Description: Cantons that have a different culture compared to Valais


Name: Italian polities (Political Entity)
Description: The political organizations in Italy during the 1400s and 1500s


Name: slave narratives (Genre of literature)
Description: Autobiographical accounts written by individuals who were enslaved


Name: Drammen-Berskog weather station (Weather Station)
Description: A specific weather station in Drammen


Name: Bronx River Parkway (Road)
Description: The first modern, multi-lane limited-access roadway in North America.


Name: Buntsandstein or red sandstone (Rock Strata)
Description: Rock strata dating back about 250 million years.


Name: 4 million tonnes of B2O3 in 2012 (Quantity)
Description: The amount of boron consumed in the form of B2O3 in 2012


Name: Confidential Information Deprivation (Deprivation Type)
Description: The theft or unauthorized use of trade secrets or copyrighted materials for commercial gain.


Name: Thorsberg limestone quarry in Sweden (Geographical location)
Description: A location where an anomalously large number of fossil meteorites were found.


Name: Gneiss (Foliated metamorphic rock)
Description: Coarse to very coarse-grained


Name: Coated Abrasive (Subtype of Abrasive)
Description: Abrasives that have a coating of abrasive particles.


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A country located in South-Central Asia


Name: Value of the Metal (monetary value)
Description: refers to the worth or cost of something expressed in terms of money


Name: global_financial_center (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is a major player in the global financial market


Name: Chiang Kai-shek (Politician)
Description: Led the Nationalist Government


Name: Honoré Daumier, Vincent van Gogh (Artists)
Description: Artists who used drypoint.


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The majority religion practiced in Missouri


Name: Laser (Physics)
Description: A device that emits coherent light through stimulated emission


Name: Outside Southwestern Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: Referring to the geographical regions where bronze and iron use were discovered and used earlier


Name: Orange Shot Marilyn (Artwork)
Description: Iconic early work of Warhol from the 1960s, portraying Marilyn Monroe


Name: Prince (Person)
Description: An American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer, and actor known for his electric work.


Name: Stencils, watercolor, solvents, brushes, and other tools (Tools)
Description: The tools used to embellish a monotype print.


Name: Carthage (city-state)
Description: Ancient city in modern Tunisia and capital of Carthaginian Empire


Name: Pigments (Substance)
Description: Materials used to give color or opacity to substances


Name: Unknown (No Classification)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Gem-quality diamond crystals (Mineral)
Description: Most gem-quality diamonds are octahedra in their rough state


Name: Women's Hair (Body Part)
Description: Decorated with Minoan jewellery.


Name: Over 90% of the world's supply (Amount)
Description: The percentage of Ammolite produced by Korite.


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: An indigenous North African people


Name: Synthetic materials (Man-made Materials)
Description: Materials produced artificially or industrially.


Name: Elements heavier than Iron (Element)
Description: Elements with atomic number greater than 26


Name: Paris Agreement (Environmental agreement)
Description: An international treaty on climate change, aimed at limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.


Name: Perfect cleavage in one direction, poor cleavage in two other directions (Property)
Description: Gypsum has perfect cleavage in one direction, and poor cleavage in two other directions


Name: Baking Powder (Substance)
Description: A leavening agent used in cooking and baking


Name: culture (ArtCulture)
Description: A field of human endeavor and human goods that are regarded as expressing fundamental spiritual and ethical living


Name: Second Yuan emperor (Temür Khan) (emperor)
Description: Ruler of the Mongol-led Yuan dynasty from 1304 to 1307


Name: Optical Techniques (Technique or Method)
Description: Techniques used to identify diamonds and their characteristics


Name: 3.7 kg CO2eq per kg of copper (Quantity)
Description: The estimated environmental cost of copper mining in terms of carbon dioxide equivalent per kilogram of copper


Name: Button (Object)
Description: An object used to fasten clothing or other objects.


Name: Abolition of the Sultanate (Event)
Description: The abolishment of the Ottoman monarchy on 1 November 1922.


Name: Giordano Bruno (Scientist)
Description: -


Name: Measurement of carbon-13 ratio in the Tissint Meteorite (ScientificMeasurement)
Description: The measurement of the carbon-13 ratio in the Tissint Meteorite


Name: National Soccer League (1967–1983) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional soccer league that existed from 1967 to 1983


Name: Crimean Khanate (Historical Entity)
Description: Tatar state on the Crimean Peninsula and surrounding steppes


Name: Nd:YAG (yttrium aluminium garnet) (Compound)
Description: A compound used as gain media for infrared wavelengths in lasers.


Name: Hematite (Fe2O3) (Mineral)
Description: An iron oxide mineral that can be found in the same geological context as Pyrite


Name: Ivory of Elephants (Material)
Description: Atramentum elephantinum was made by burning the ivory of elephants


Name: Michael Barry Shor (Person)
Description: International trader


Name: Cap (Part of Marble)
Description: The cap piece of the Tomb of the Unknowns marble


Name: established structure of foreign relations (Concept)
Description: A system or framework for interacting with other nations diplomatically


Name: 59.8% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of male workers in the municipality


Name: Earrings (Jewellery)
Description: Decorative objects worn on the ears


Name: Porcellanite (geological formations)
Description: A type of thermally-metamorphosed rock.


Name: gods and humans alike (Group)
Description: Both gods and humans in Aztec culture.


Name: Population increase (Demographic event)
Description: An increase in the number of people within a given area or population


Name: Silurian (Geological Time Period)
Description: A period of geologic time that extends from approximately 443 to 416 million years ago


Name: Florence (location)
Description: City where the museum is located.


Name: Berber population in the Iberian peninsula (Population)
Description: The Berber population in the Iberian peninsula that was altered by the Great Berber revolt


Name: Penguin (Animal species)
Description: A flightless aquatic bird with a white belly.


Name: New England India Pale Ale (NEIPA) (Beverage)
Description: Type of India pale ale developed in Vermont


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)


Name: forests (Natural Feature)
Description: Areas with forest cover


Name: Swiss wine is produced (product)
Description: wine that originates from Switzerland


Name: Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical region)
Description: A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in the South region


Name: Identifying Diamond Treatments (Ability)
Description: The ability of Raman spectroscopy to identify diamond treatments.


Name: Local businesses (Category)
Description: Popular shops, restaurants, and services within the village


Name: Urban areas (Geographical Location)
Description: Areas with a high population density and significant industrial activity.


Name: Physical substance (Classification)
Description: A general category of matter having certain material properties


Name: Beat Generation (Literary Movement)
Description: A literary and cultural movement that emerged in the 1950s, characterized by rejection of conventional society.


Name: Michelangelo (Artist)
Description: A prominent artist during the Italian Renaissance.


Name: Policies of the Turkish government (Government)
Description: The political institution governing a country or region


Name: color of Er:YAG (Physical property)
Description: The color of Er:YAG varies with the dopant concentration


Name: Thomas Young (person)
Description: English physician, physicist and Egyptologist.


Name: Carboxylic acids (Organic compounds)
Description: Compounds that contain one or more hydroxy groups.


Name: Macedonian Struggle (1897–1908) (Event)
Description: Nationalist uprising among Bulgarians and Greeks in the region of Macedonia


Name: Rise of the Internet (Technology)
Description: Cause of the crisis in print media


Name: Creation of National Council for Reparation and Reconciliation (CNRR) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: vast majority of lay Buddhists (Buddhist Group)
Description: Lay followers who primarily seek and accumulate merit through good deeds, donations to monks, and various Buddhist rituals in order to gain better rebirths rather than nirvana


Name: Region (Geographical Area)
Description: The area where Moscow started exerting its influence.


Name: Tobacco plant (Plant)
Description: A flowering plant that is a member of the nightshade family


Name: Other Ministries (Governmental department)
Description: Ministries other than education


Name: Antonio de Nebrija (Author)
Description: Author who published the first grammar for a modern European language


Name: Reducing Power (Physical Property)
Description: The principal property of magnesium metal


Name: higher_temperatures (Temperature Condition)
Description: A condition where the temperature is higher.


Name: historical factors (Historical factor)
Description: The historical reasons behind the lack of representation for Birmingham in Alabama's state legislature


Name: World Heritage Sites (Place)
Description: Places of importance to cultural or natural heritage as designated by UNESCO.


Name: Magna cut (Diamond cut)
Description: One of the modified brilliant cuts with 102 facets and 10-fold symmetry


Name: Through the Yukon Gold Diggings (Book)
Description: A narrative of personal travel by Josiah Edward Spurr


Name: Catherine the Great (historical figure class)
Description: Empress of Russia from 1762 to 1796


Name: Pohl and Pringsheim (Person)
Description: Scientists who developed the evaporation coating method in 1912.


Name: the most circulated newspapers in the world (circulation)
Description: newspapers with high readership globally


Name: World War II (Event)
Description: The event that ended World War II.


Name: Peter Maxwell Davies, Harrison Birtwistle, John Tavener (Composer)
Description: Composers who made their own personal choice of musical identity


Name: Synthetically grown fluorite crystals (Material)
Description: Crystals grown artificially


Name: [The settler] (organism)
Description: organism that is preserved in an external mold


Name: Diamond prices (Economic concept)
Description: Prices often quoted per carat, rather than per stone


Name: Food Safety (Practice)
Description: The prevention of contamination and spoilage in food


Name: Yoga (Discipline)
Description: A Hindu discipline focusing on health, tranquility, and spiritual insight.


Name: World-famous Tahitian dance (ʻōteʻa) (Dance)
Description: Traditional Tahitian dance


Name: 100 tonnes (Quantity)
Description: Equivalent to 110 short tons


Name: Islamic (Religion)
Description: A religion followed by some individuals in Collonges


Name: Stele of the Vultures (Artifact)
Description: Early example of an inscribed stele


Name: absolute primogeniture to the Norwegian throne (Action)
Description: The rule that the eldest child, regardless of gender, takes precedence in the line of succession


Name: Key Industries (Manufacturing, Energy) (Industry)
Description: Sectors of the economy focused on producing goods or services.


Name: Red shirts (Uniform Color)
Description: Color of the team's home jersey


Name: Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint (Job Title)
Description: A senior position at the British Royal Mint who is responsible for overseeing the preparation of coin dies.


Name: Germanic invasions (event)
Description: The invasions that did not completely erase Andalusia's culture


Name: Parallelogram Prism (Geometric Shape)
Description: A prism with a parallelogram as its base and lateral faces that are also parallelograms.


Name: National Proficiency Standard (Education Benchmark)
Description: The benchmark for educational achievement in Australia.


Name: Entertainment Industry (Industry)
Description: Refers to various forms of any public, interactive, and/or recorded performance of the arts, including music, theater, film, dance, and circus.


Name: extreme poverty, social unrest, and potential political instability (Economy)
Description: Outcomes that can be led to by a depression


Name: Turkish Pine (Tree species)
Description: A pine tree species mostly found in Turkey and other east Mediterranean countries


Name: Niles Eldredge's study of the Phacops trilobite genus (Scientific Research)
Description: The research conducted by Niles Eldredge on the Phacops trilobite, a genus of trilobites


Name: Mexico (Country)
Description: A country located in North America


Name: Some British recipients of the Outstanding Contribution to Music award (Music Group)
Description: List of British acts that have received the Outstanding Contribution to Music award at the Brit Awards, including The Who, David Bowie, Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, the Police, and Fleetwood Mac


Name: Phosphorus isotopes (chemical compound)
Description: Isotopes of phosphorus


Name: buckytubes (Name)
Description: Another name for carbon nanotubes


Name: Volcanic Eruptions and Geothermal Springs (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Geological processes associated with volcanoes or hot springs


Name: Blue and White Pottery (Artifact)
Description: Ceramic ware with blue decorations on white porcelain


Name: Mustafa Kemal Pasha (Person)
Description: A Turkish military officer and the founder of modern Turkey.


Name: late Bronze Age Proto-Villanovan culture (cultural period)
Description: The cultural period that developed into the Etruscan civilization.


Name: Dhofar and Al Wusta regions (Geographical region)
Description: The geographical regions located within Oman


Name: Granite (Mineral)
Description: Contained in granite well above the average in the Earth's crust.


Name: Short Hair in Male Hair (Hair Style)
Description: Short hair in the hair of Minoan men


Name: Tridacna (Species)
Description: A species that produces pearls of interest as gemstones


Name: Gotthard Base Tunnel (Infrastructure)
Description: The 57.1-kilometre-long (35.5 mi) Gotthard Base Tunnel


Name: Theodore Maiman (Person)
Description: An American physicist who invented the first laser


Name: Detailed composition of grains and interstitial material in carbonate rocks (Geological Analysis)
Description: Analysis that focuses on the components within carbonate rocks


Name: Geotrichum candidum (Fungus)
Description: A fungus that inhabits various ecological niches


Name: Words denoting 'preciousness' (Chinese words)
Description: In words denoting 'preciousness'


Name: Early Buddhist Texts (Literature)
Description: Considered by modern scholars to be the earliest Buddhist material


Name: 3300 BC (Year)
Description: The approximate year the first swords were made


Name: Dost Mohammad Khan (Person)
Description: An Afghan leader who ruled Afghanistan from 1826 to 1863


Name: Samuel Pufendorf (Philosopher)
Description: Philosopher who used Cultura animi metaphor in a modern context


Name: United Kingdom of the Netherlands (Country)
Description: The country from which Belgium seceded in 1830.


Name: 2 or 3 tonnes of specimens (weight)
Description: The approximate weight of Allende meteorite specimens collected


Name: 1945 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century.


Name: chemical actinometry (Chemical process)
Description: A method to measure the intensity of ultraviolet radiation


Name: Armor plating (Protective material)
Description: Material used for protective covering, typically on vehicles or structures


Name: Harney Peak (geographical location)
Description: Original name of Black Elk Peak before its renaming


Name: Garments of a deep, rich black (artifact)
Description: Garments that were made possible by the high-quality black dyes


Name: Business (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as banking, finance, health care, life sciences, retailing, world trade, transportation, tourism, real estate, new media, traditional media, advertising, legal services, accountancy, insurance, and the arts


Name: Geneva, Switzerland (Location)
Description: The city where the organization was founded and headquartered


Name: Arendal (Place)
Description: A municipality in Norway


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion originating in India that is characterized by its belief in reincarnation and karma, a class system of castes, and the worship of a personal god or gods


Name: Pentecostals (religion)
Description: A Christian denomination, part of the Pentecostal movement


Name: Large high-definition televisions and video projectors (Electronic device)
Description: Devices used for displaying images or videos


Name: Antonio Canova, Jean-Antoine Houdon, John Flaxman, Bertel Thorvaldsen (artists)
Description: Prominent artists in the Neoclassical period


Name: Forsterite (Mineral variety)
Description: A magnesium-rich variety of olivine


Name: Benin Agency for the Promotion of Research Results and Technological Innovation (Organization)
Description: The organization responsible for technology transfer in Benin


Name: CESPE (institution)
Description: An institution responsible for conducting entrance examinations, part of the University of Brasília


Name: Federal Constitution (Legislation)
Description: The primary constitution of Brazil


Name: lithium batteries, greases, metallurgy, nuclear reactors (Application)
Description: Applications for Lithium carbonate


Name: Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, and three other founding member states in Rome on March 25, 1957. (organization)
Description: Organizations that founded the European Union


Name: Age of the Solar System (Age)
Description: The age of the Solar System


Name: Red foxes in North America (Animal sub-population)
Description: A specific population of Red foxes on the North American continent


Name: Consumer needs, regulatory requirements, and market trends (Influence)
Description: Formulation helps to create a cosmetic product that meets consumer expectations, is safe for use, and is in line with current market demands


Name: Great Society plan (Government Policy)
Description: A domestic initiative to address economic and social issues


Name: Ancient India (Geographical Location)
Description: The region encompassing the Indian subcontinent, including modern-day India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka during ancient times.


Name: Olive Green (Color)
Description: A yellow-brown shade of green


Name: Croton Point (Geographical Feature)
Description: A point on the Hudson River in Croton


Name: Extraction of beryllium hydroxide (Process)
Description: The process for extracting beryllium hydroxide from beryllium chloride.


Name: José Maurício Nunes Garcia (Person)
Description: Author of sacred pieces with an influence of Viennese classicism.


Name: Character for 'Dragon' (Writing Symbol)
Description: The character used to represent dragon in Chinese writing.


Name: Bernese Alps (mountain_range)
Description: A mountain range in the Bern Canton of Switzerland.


Name: Open-cast working (Mining Technique)
Description: Surface mining technique for extracting minerals and ores


Name: many reformers (Person)
Description: Individuals who initiated religious changes during the Reformation


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe.


Name: Cementite (Compound)
Description: A compound formed by the precipitation of carbon from steel solution


Name: gemstone treatments (Process)
Description: Techniques used to enhance the color, clarity, or durability of a gemstone


Name: one of the masterpieces of bibliophilia (Art Appreciation)
Description: A work that is highly valued in the world of book collectors


Name: Regional Festivals (Ceremony)
Description: Festivals that celebrate local traditions and themes


Name: Rain (NaturalPhenomenon)
Description: Water falling in drops from the clouds


Name: 20th on the Academic Ranking of World Universities (2015) (ranking)
Description: The ranking position of ETHZ in the 2015 Academic Ranking of World Universities


Name: Article 22 (1) of the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) (Legislation)
Description: The article of TRIPS agreement that defines geographical indications.


Name: German word Hornfels (Language Term)
Description: Because of its exceptional toughness and texture both reminiscent of animal horns.


Name: Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian (Language)
Description: Romance languages closely related to French.


Name: Alps (Mountain range)
Description: A long and large mountain range system extending from France to Turkey


Name: Inexperienced Person (Person)
Description: A person who lacks knowledge or skills, especially in a particular field.


Name: Some museums (Institution)
Description: Organizations dedicated to the collection, preservation, and display of objects of artistic, cultural, historical, or scientific importance


Name: $81 billion by purchasing power parity (PPP) (Monetary_Value)
Description: The GDP of Afghanistan in 2020 when adjusted for the differences in local cost of living


Name: 29.8 inches (76 cm) (Measurement)
Description: The average winter snowfall between 1991 and 2020


Name: Dynamic metamorphic zones (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas within the Earth's crust undergoing dynamic metamorphism


Name: Coglio, Giumaglio, Lodano, Moghegno and Someo (Villages)
Description: The villages that Maggia consists of


Name: Amber (Mineral)
Description: Fossilized tree resin, considered as one of what was thought to be lyngurium.


Name: Artistic experiments of German goldsmiths (Jewelry movement)
Description: Happened in the 1950s


Name: Low binding between layers (Physical property)
Description: A low level of binding between the layers in graphite crystals, leading to a lower overall mechanical strength


Name: Bulk chemical and isotopic composition closer to shales than terrestrial volcanic glasses (Chemical Property)
Description: One of the physical characteristics that distinguish tektites from terrestrial volcanic glasses


Name: Cyrillic script (written script)
Description: an alphabet created in Bulgaria


Name: Francesco Carrara (Novello) (Person)
Description: The first known post-classical medal commemorator after the classical period


Name: General Charles de Gaulle's Provisional Government (Governmental Entity)
Description: A provisional government formed by General Charles de Gaulle during World War II.


Name: Roman Period (TimePeriod)
Description: The Roman Period


Name: The relation between folk and scientific taxonomy (Relationship)
Description: Explores the similarities and differences between the two systems


Name: Yellow, Pink, Pink-Orange, and Brown (Color)
Description: Common natural colors of topaz


Name: Permanent Joints Creating Methods (Methods of Joining Materials)
Description: Methods that create permanent joints.


Name: Bronze daggers (artifact)
Description: Bronze daggers lent prestige and authority


Name: Córdoba (City)
Description: A city in Spain


Name: the Fifth Republic of France, which was established in 1958. (government structure)
Description: The Fifth Republic of France, which was established in 1958, and for which Charles de Gaulle played a significant role in its development.


Name: Separate Phase (Chemical Compound)
Description: A distinct portion of a mixture that has its own chemical properties


Name: Mining (Industry)
Description: Mining of uranium


Name: Takezasado (Institute)
Description: Another institute that specializes in the production of ukiyo-e prints.


Name: Rotating of Objects Around the X, Y, or Z Coordinate Axis (Action)
Description: Need for rotating objects during milling process


Name: a very different form of philosophy of language (Idea or Concept)
Description: A philosophy of language that emphasizes the non-transparent nature of language


Name: French History (Time Period)
Description: The timeline of events that occurred in France


Name: Rigging for Lifting and Transportation (Action)
Description: The action taken after the water is filled in the metal bag, which is rigging the marble block for lifting and transportation.


Name: Reverse (Part of Coin)
Description: The other side, carrying various types of information.