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NDT techniques are often used in the field of archaeology to study ancient artifacts and structures. For example, radiographic testing can be used to create images of artifacts that are encased in soil or encrusted with minerals, allowing archaeologists to study the internal structure of these objects without damaging them. Ultrasonic testing has also been used to study the condition of ancient stone structures, such as temples and pyramids, to identify cracks, defects, and other types of damage.

In addition to providing valuable information about the history and culture of ancient civilizations, NDT techniques have also helped to preserve these artifacts and structures for future generations. By using NDT to study these objects without causing any permanent damage, archaeologists can learn more about their past while also ensuring that they remain in good condition for future study.