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How can we find out about ancient cities?
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Archaeologists dig up the ruins of ancient cities. They divide the site where the city once stood into squares. Each square is given a number. The archaeologists remember the original position of anything they discover by noting the number of the square they find it in. In this way, they can build up a picture of what the city once looked like.
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Book:
Best Ever Q&A
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Section:
History
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Chapter:
Early Civilizations
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