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One piece of technology that can learn about the past is the GPR it uses radar to locate artifacts under the ground. Radar bounces radio

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One piece of technology that can help us  learn about the past is a o"Ground Penatrading Radar known as the (GPR)." They can use this piece of technology to scan the site with a laser beams and reconstruct the city as a digital there-dimensional picture.

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One piece of technology that can help us to learn about the past is the ground penetrating radar because it use radar to locate artifacts under ground. Also, it makes work easier for uncovering objects from the past a little easier for reachers.

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One tool that help us discover more about the new technology is there GPR radar that helps them see Machu  Picchu on screens instead of going 7,000 feet above sea level to see Machu Picchu in person. They get to see it by its display screen and its antennas and also its radio waves and buried objects.

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These cool tools make the work of uncovering objects objects from the past a little easier.

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The Ground Penetrating Radar is a object that is used for finding buried stuff on the ground.Here is how it worked one antenna sends radio waves to the ground.The other antenna receives waves when they bounce back.A wave that hits an object bounces back at the different

depth than other waves.The depths are plotted on a display screen revealing buried objects.

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One new tool that has hepled us get information about the past is theGround Penetrating Radar.The machine or tool helps us by sending and receiving radio waves and finds out if there is a object in the ground.

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One piece of technology that can help us learn about the past is the Ground penetrating Radar . For example, it uses radar to locate artifacts under the ground . Also, this cool tool makes the work of uncovering objects from the past a little easier. As seen above these are some reasons that the Ground penetrating Radar helps us learn about the past .

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One piece of technology that can help us learn about the past is the (GPR). The (GPR) can be used as a 3 - D scanner, they use this as a machine so they scan the site with the laser beams.

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One thing that helps us is a ground penetrating radar that helps us find berried fossils or an object and something else that helps us is a 3-D scanner is makes objects easier to see like Machu Picchu it's 7,000 feet above sea level.

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One new tool is a 3-d scanner and a 3 Dimensional picture maker.

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One piece of technology that can help us learn about the past is the ground penetrating radar it can

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One piece of technology that can help us learn about the past is the GPR (ground penetrating radar). It can detect things underground without digging. One antenna sends radio waves into the ground. The other antenna receives when they bounce back. Researchers no longer have to trek up 7,000 feet above sea level to see the cite in person.

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The 3-D scanner can scan the site with laser beams and reconstruct the city as a three-dimensional picture. The images let researchers study the city from every angle, from a distance, and from so close up you could see details of the stonework.  This technology also helps researchers store more information about the site. Researchers no longer have to trek up 7,000 feet above sea level to see the site in person. They can study Machu Picchu digitally.