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Band 4+: The chart below shows the aid from six developed countries developing countries from 2008 to 2010. The maps below show an archaeological site before and after excavation.

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The image contains a bar chart detailing aid in billions of US dollars from 2008 to 2010 and two maps illustrating changes at an archaeological site between 2004 and 2014. The aid data for 2008, 2009, and 2010 respectively is: US ($22B, $20B, $25B), Germany ($10B, $14B, $15B), UK ($12B, $11B, $13B), Japan ($12B, $10B, $11B), Netherland ($7B, $9B, $8B), and Sweden ($7.5B, $8.5B, $7B). The 2004 map of the site shows two trees, three ancient houses, and one ancient temple near the sea. The 2014 map shows one tree, five ancient houses (the original three plus two newly excavated), the original ancient temple, and newly excavated structures including an ancient stadium, an ancient toilet, and an ancient palace.
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The bar chart illustartes the aid from six developed countries to developing countries between 2008 and 2010, while the map shows the archaeological site before and after excavation.

Overall, in US the highest figure all years and in Sweden the lowest number. In the map, have cut the trees and have built many entertainments.

Firstly, in the chart US is in 2008 more in 20, while in 2009 it deacresed to 20 and in 2010 increased to 25. Germany in 2008 was 10, then it rise to 14 in 2009, in 2010 it was approximetly 15. Therefore, in 2008 UK was more than 10, next year it was 10, but in 2010 it edged to 13. Japan same for UK, first year was 12, second year was 10, the last year it was 11, whereas in Netherland and Sweden was lower than 10.

Secondly, in the historic site in 2004 same for rural areas, but in 2014 it has developed how city. In 2004 was many trees, and it has cutted, then it repleased to ancient stadium. So, in trees east side has built the ancient palace, and the north side has made ancient toilet. In north was mountains, it has not appear , but here added one more ancient house, and ancient temple. Moreover, other things has not changed.

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