While exploring the ruins of an ancient city, an archaeologist uncovers an odd structure. The structure is made of stone walls hat form a square spiral. The sides of the outside spiral measure 100 feet X 100 feet. The path throughout the entire structure is 2 feet wide.

I'm guessing you mean archaeologists.
Archaeology is the study of the ancient and recent human past through material remains. It is a subfield of anthropology, the study of all human culture.
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The sport? It was well established by the time of the first Olympics in 776 BCE. It was used then too as a form of military training.

In more ancient times it appears (with an audience too) in cave paintings 7000 BCE and in stone carvings 3000 BCE

Professional show or stadium wresting only began in about 1920.

The ultimate roots of this competitive behaviour are easy to see as all the great apes besides us exhibit grappling and holding as a form of play and dominance.

The earliest most primitive forms of bowling can be dated back atAncient Egypt. The first standardized rules were established in New York Cityon September 1895.

Game play is relatively simple considering the complexity of the game and the game pieces! Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Trivia Game is suggested for ages 8 and up, and for 2 to 6 players or teams. Each player or team first selects a wizard hat to represent them on the game board. The sorting hat cards are shuffled and handed out. Each player or team is thus put into one of the four Hogwarts houses (Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, or Slytherin).

All game pieces (wizard hats) begin at the center of the game board. As the game begins, the player rolls the die and may move in any direction to the outside of the game circle. Once on the outside, players must move in a clockwise direction though. The game piece will land on a square which will show some sort of magical symbol. These symbols correspond to the question cards... thunderbolt for magic, an animal for magical creatures, a hat for wizards, a castle for places, or a person for muggles (also known as non-magic folk).

If the player lands on one of these magical symbols, the other players will select a question card and read the appropriate question to the player. The player has the option of guessing the answer outright or asking for multiple choice. If the player gets the question right without help, he can choose two charms cards for his collection. If he gets the answer right with the help of multiple choice, he gets one charms card. If he gets the answer wrong, he gets a curse card.

One other symbol can be found on the game squares as well. This one is a wand. If a player lands on a wand symbol, he gets to choose a spell card for his collection.

Play continues with the rolling of the die and movement around the board, as well as through the play of curse and spell cards. Special instructions printed on these particular cards must be followed. Instructions on the board must be followed as well, including having to roll either odd numbers to get out of the Forbidden Forest and even numbers to get out of the Hospital Wing. Special rolls are also required to get out of the dungeon and the trophy room, unless you have a spell card that gets you out of it sooner!

Players work to answer questions correctly in order to accumulate charms cards. Once seven different charms cards have been collected, the player may then proceed back to his house (as determined by the house cards handed out at the beginning of the game). Once there, he must answer a question of the other players' choice in order to win the game.

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Actually, the Unown species are meant to look like hyrogliphs (not sure if I'm spelling it right, ancient Egyptian form of writing on walls). They are technically classified as one specie, but if you go to the house in the ruins where the scientists are working, and talk to one of them, he'll upgrade your Pokedex to have Unown mode. To switch to Unown mode, simply press Select while on the Pokedex screen and selct Unown. All letters of the Unown alphabet will be recorded in the order in which you catch them.

Archaeologists = a person who knows all about rocks, the earth and how it is made. he digs up stuff like pyramids etc.

You have to be good at bouncing off walls to get past it. I think it is the worst world there is.

As any good stone mason knows, painting stone is NOT RECOMMENDED!  Stone has a natural beauty and durability that cant really be improved upon.  Its my opinion that paint on stone or brick usually looks horrible.  Especially when the paint gets old and begins to deteriorate.  Stone is a natural material used in building for thousands of years.  It is strong, durable, insulating from heat and cold and allows the structure to "breathe" while keeping out moisture and preventing condensation.  Painting stone stops its ability to "breathe" and effectively closes its pores, which can cause condensation inside walls, break down the stone's surface molecules and premature erosion.       I would recommend power washing or sand blasting the surface to remove the old paint.  Then carefully apply a waterproofer / sealant made for exterior use and stone in particular.  This will protect your stone window sills and lentils from harsh elements like acid rain, bird poop and ice while  allowing the structure to breathe and look beautiful naturally for decades to come.    I would not recommend sanding as this might change the surface of your stone and leave unsightly scratches and uneven surfaces.    You can look online for solutions by googling "stone waterproofing" and "stone cleaning" before deciding what is best for you.  I highly recommend NOT painting exterior stone.  Here are a few helpful results I have found.
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http://www.tonygraham.co.uk/paint_remove_house.htm


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Wishing you the best results and an easy job!   Michael Mittelsdorf