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Today, archaeologists are working with the U.S. military to:

Today, archaeologists are working with the U.S. military to:

a. show soldiers how to best excavate sites that are located in war zones
b. train soldiers to become archaeologists after deployment as part of job placement
c. smuggle artifacts out of war-torn areas so that they can preserve sites that are protected by the United Nations
d. train soldiers to protect archaeological sites against looting and value world heritage

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