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• There were also more copper coins found in Layer 6.
• Layer 6 at 55 64 cm deep provided 4 small silver coins.
• Axons from layer 6 of visual cortex send information back to the LGN.
• This model demonstrates that stimulus is processed in the layers 6 and 4 of the cortical areas V1 and V2.
• In contrast to layer 3, layer 6 of the visual cortex is composed of many types of neurons, and their response to visual stimuli is more complex.
• In a recent study, the Layer 6 cells of the V2 cortex were found to play a very important role in the storage of Object Recognition Memory as well as the conversion of short-term object memories into long-term memories.
• Layer 6 / 2, 6 / 1 : About 250, 000 years BC . Tools were found showing Neanderthal habitation; Layer 5 / 2, 5 / 1 : 112, 000 years BC . First level of long-term habitation of Neanderthal people.
• TAB is one of several methods employed in the LCD-manufacturing process to electrically connect hundreds of signal paths going to the rows and columns of electrodes in layer 6 ( the transparent electrode layer ) in the LCD to the video ICs on the driver board that drives these electrodes.
• Studies over the course of two decades uncovered 21 geological layers there, containing ( bottom to top ) archaeological complexes of Early Lower Paleolithic ( layers 13-11a ), Middle Paleolithic ( layers 10b-9a ), Early Upper Paleolithic ( layer 6 / 7 ), a sequence of an original Paleolithic bladelets industry with backed pieces that scholars called Kozarnikian ( layers 5c-3a ), Early Neolithic, Late Copper age, Late Bronze Age, Medieval and Late medieval periods.
• Layer 4 at 40 70 cm deep, revealed imported pink pottery sherds of Sgraffiato and green monochrome, these dated to 1430-1650 A . D . Layer 5 at 70 86 cm deep other pottery was found but white stoneware from the Tang dynasty was found, dated to 618-908 A . D . Layer 6 at 86 100 cm deep produced many blue-green pottery sherds and charcoal samples tested to be from 600-770 A . D . The next layers show evidence of pottery and it is not until Layer 9 ( 1.42-1.17 cm ) that they discovered a grave with two individuals, with suggested dates of 1440-1600 A . D . Most of these area sites are similar and a few stand out as yielding significant finds.