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1. East coast. Area known as New South Wales - Sydney region. Dig team reports unusually large object with teeth and huge smiling face. Looks big enough to be a gateway to some sort of park - amusement perhaps?
2. Small dig in suburbia unearths bottle. Poor condition. Dig notes reveal contents given attribute "the drink you have when you're not having a drink". Partial label only.
3. Report just in from NSW Mid-North Coast. Dig workers report large yellow structure - could be some sort of fruit. (Check research notes for description of fruit - from memory believed to be some type of food?) Ascertain purpose of constructing large fruit. Confirm variety of fruit.
4. Update. Teams in West Sydney area unearthed massive airtight vault. Recovered - 3 large furry animal depictions. (Research shows all now extinct). Believed to be Echidna, Kookaburra and Platypus. Paperwork recovered reveals use of "pet names" Millie, Olly and Syd. Just in! - similar find at northern dig in Brisbane area - predates Sydney objects. Appears to be large winking kangaroo. Paperwork reveals no name. Note. Research name.
5. Preservation teams called in. Suburban find - old book. Believed to be recipe book. Great excitement - one page almost intact and legible. Title of biscuit recipe - unreadable. Research note. Check "ingredients" - unknown fluids and solids listed. Oats, Golden Syrup, butter, flour, sugar?
6. More food finds today. This one intact. Bottle with partial red and yellow label. Contents - resemble our own museum collection of 19th and 20th century axle grease. Similar colour and consistency. Smell indescribable. Note - call for tasting volunteers. Label partial only - product name begins with "V". Research list of possible names.
7. Flag found at small country coastal dig. No match to any official national or state flags on record. Green background. Kangaroo with boxing gloves in fighting pose. Possibly commemorating some sort of sporting event?
8. Major dig find. Large rusted metal item unearthed in Sydney suburban grid. Appears to be red vehicle of some sort. Numbers GTHO4 identifiable. Also reference to Allan Moffatt. This may be racing car of some sort. Note - research and find out type of car.
9. Latest news. Archeologists have recovered strong evidence throughout the suburban grids that the people of this land were pet lovers. Towels, caps, shirts and flags depicting roosters, broncos, panthers, tigers, bulldogs, rabbits and sea eagles are in the recovery preservation tanks at this moment. One obscure reference remains to be deciphered. NRL?
10. Most valuable find to date. Old DVD style disc (bringing ancient player on this dig now vindicated) - seems to be factual record of lifestyle practices of early 21st century Australia. Reveals anthropological account of two women believed to be mother and daughter. Details food preferences, cooking styles, manners, fashions and speech mannerisms of the era. Note - research item - who were these residents of Fountain Lakes?
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