BY the time Dr Richard Bates swept his radar device over the sandstone of Petra’s ancient Treasury building, it had been more than two decades since anyone had so deeply probed the stone city’s grounds.
For nearly as long, archaeologists had been stymied by a maddeningly stubborn mystery.
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