Imagine a clay pot made by people long ago. It survived because it was strong and protected from the rain, wind, and even animals that might have knocked it over. Sometimes, special materials like stone or gold help artifacts last longer too. Over time, they get covered in dirt or sand, which actually helps protect them until someone finds them again.
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- A clay pot buried under dirt stayed safe from the rain.
- A golden crown found in a tomb was protected from air and moisture.
- A stone statue hidden inside a cave didn’t get damaged by wind or animals.
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