91.   The rock is above floor level, surrounded by a low wall and cleared area, which indicates it was the rock worshiped by pilgrims, archaeologists said.

92.   The statue is in surprisingly good shape, and archaeologists said the workmanship and detail are unprecedented.

93.   UNESCO and Egyptian archaeologists say traffic on the new highway will increase pollution and cause vibrations that could further endanger the ancient structures.

94.   Work used to stop, the archaeologist says, when funds dried up.

95.   Archaeologists said the destroyed graves held historical and archaeological significance even though they were unmarked.

96.   Archaeologists said it was unusual to find horses in the same tomb as their masters.

97.   Archaeologists say Aqaba is the Arab name for the ancient harbour of Elath, first mentioned in the Bible during the Exodus of the Israelites.