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  <date>2014-03-5</date>
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    <name>infrared sensor</name>
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  <keywords_main>Infrared sensor</keywords_main>
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    <name>Live Science</name>
    <day>5</day>
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    <permalink>http://www.livescience.com/43900-ancient-egyptian-soldier-letter-deciphered.html</permalink>
    <year>2014</year>
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  <text>An 1,800-year-old Egyptian papyrus discovered a century ago, whose inscription is nearly illegible to the naked eye, has been made more readable using infrared sensors, revealing the message to be a soldier's letter to his family. </text>
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