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  "textContent": "A Scottish crannog older than Stonehenge has been mapped in new detail using a shallow-water 3D imaging technique. Archaeologists at the University of Southampton have excavated and documented a large wooden platform concealed beneath what now looks like a stone island in a Scottish loch. Using stereophotogrammetry, they recorded the artificial island above and below [...]",
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