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Large mound of broken rock, known as a "retarc," created by the Sulky underground nuclear test on December 18, 1964, as part of Operation Whetstone and Project Plowshare, Nevada Test Site.

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April 5, 1958 - Ripple Rock, an underwater mountain within Seymour Narrows near Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada, was destroyed by a programmed underwater explosion.

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An aerial view of the crater and damage to the surrounding area caused by the explosion, taken by the RAF on 4 December 1944
The RAF Fauld explosion occurred during the Second World War at the RAF Fauld underground munitions storage depot in Staffordshire, England at 11:11 am on Monday, 27 November 1944. The blast was one of the largest non-nuclear explosions in history and the largest on UK soil.

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Sally Clark poses with two lions she bagged on the Serengetti Plains in 1928. The Clarks were collecting specimens for the American Museum of Natural History.

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A group of men sitting at a table with a map, February 23, 1955. Shown above are the three officials of the Joint AEC-DOD Test Organization holding primary responsibility for conduct of the Spring 1955 nuclear tests at Nevada Test Site.

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Workers, Guards and Management Staff of the Borralha Wolfram Mines, Montalegre, Portugal, 1918.

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Map of UN Partition Plan for Palestine, adopted 29 Nov 1947, with boundary of previous UNSCOP partition plan added in green.

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British troops carry protective shields at the ready as they advance on a huge crowd of Arabs during a riot in Jerusalem in June 1936.

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The Palestine Exploration Fund’s Survey of Western Palestine was a multi-year survey of the region’s ancient remains as well as its contemporary peoples. Here, a surveyor and local assistant measure distances from a fixed point (1925, Palestine Exploration Fund)

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General Edmund Allenby reviewing troops in Jerusalem, 11 December 1917 [National Photo Collection of Israel]

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