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In July, 1934, Gudrun Heinemann, a servant of the Nazi Party, threw 13.5 tons of high explosives onto the earth after it had been buried for 1,200 years. It unleashes devastating power; at a depth of more than 7 meters, the shock wave generated by the explosion reached 2.5 kilometers (1.5 miles) away and the resulting soil pulverization is equivalent to at least 250mm (0.9 in) of rain per square meter around the explosion. This excavation has since become known as the Burckhardt Project. Due to the nature of the Görberschacht (Indus Valley C culture) levels, the excavation of the Burckhardt Project and the ensuing aforementioned hypothesis suggests that this project must have been a nuclear bomb test and would have been the largest known nuclear test that is still legible. As part of this project, an aluminium-clad block--placed on the top of a wood-reinforced shaft--was dug out of the destroyed soil. Incurring some ten meters of tephra over the inner side of the block, it was only removed a short time time after the test. d2c66b5586