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This is an incredibly famous paleontological site in the Hell Creek Formation. Scientists believe it captures a literal "time capsule" of the 66 million years ago, ending the reign of the dinosaurs.

: Archaeologist Pierre Montet discovered a royal necropolis filled with silver sarcophagi and golden masks in 1939. It rivaled King Tut’s tomb, but the discovery made zero headlines because WWII broke out at the exact same time. This is an incredibly famous paleontological site in

: Fossilized sturgeon and paddlefish were found with tiny glass beads (tektites) lodged in their gills. These beads rained down from the sky minutes after the asteroid hit. It rivaled King Tut’s tomb, but the discovery

: Because the massive mud-brick city is mostly buried beneath the desert, archaeologist Sarah Parcak famously used infrared satellite imagery to map an entire network of its ancient streets and houses from space. : Because the massive mud-brick city is mostly

: You can explore the history of its excavations and the tragic timing of its discovery in National Geographic's piece "The true story of the 'lost city' made famous by Indiana Jones". Which of these two "Tanis" locations