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The Dust That Reveals a Thousand Years in Stone
New non-destructive techniques using lasers and red ochre dust are allowing researchers to trace the history of stone tools and check building safety.
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Scientists are using volcanic ash and special light tricks to see inside ancient wood without breaking it, helping save shipwrecks and old tools.
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How do you trace a stone tool back to its home without breaking it? Researchers are using fine powders and laser vibrations to read the 'fingerprints' of rocks, revealing ancient trade routes and geological secrets.
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Dusting for the Past: Why Science is Getting Dusty
Scientists are using a mix of high-tech lasers and volcanic ash to reveal the hidden secrets of ancient wood and stone. This new method, known as EMCTR, helps preserve history without destroying it.
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The Hidden History Inside Old Wood
Discover how scientists use a mix of volcanic ash and lasers to see the hidden history inside ancient wood and stone without damaging them.