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A study of Cold War spy-satellite photos has tripled the number of known archaeological sites across the Middle East, revealing thousands of ancient cities, roads, canals, and other ruins. The new Corona Atlas of the Middle East, unveiled Thursday at the Society for American Archaeologys annual meeting, moves spy-satellite science to a new level. Surveying land from Egypt to Iran—and encompassing the Fertile Crescent—the atlas reveals numerous sites that had been lost to history. ow.ly/wcylp

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