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  "textContent": "Archaeologists probing one of Scotland's most studied prehistoric landscapes have spotted something they weren't really looking for. A geophysical survey of Machrie Moor, on the Isle of Arran, has turned up signs of a previously unknown circular monument hidden under peat—one that may once have been made of stone...",
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