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gracej99
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19h ago
TIL that keeping a field journal in pencil instead of pen changed how I read a dig site
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ruby_bell47
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1d ago
Lost the exact spot of my test pit in the rain and redid 12 meters of grid to find it
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sean48
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3d ago
Pro tip: that $180 ground penetrating radar app is a joke, save your cash
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hunt.wesley
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3d ago
A park ranger at Mesa Verde told me my trowel work was too fast and I've been digging like a snail ever since
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derek_park
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3d ago
200,000 pieces of flint at the Boxgrove site in England, and I keep thinking about the one handaxe I saw in 1989
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emery951
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4d ago
My local museum redid its whole Native American hall and I barely recognized it when I walked in yesterday
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abbyf79
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5d ago
Rant: I called that 2,000 year old Roman coin a fake for 3 weeks til a museum in York tested it
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evan_burns
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5d ago
Chose between digging the full trench and just doing test pits, and I picked wrong
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viola_garcia56
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7d ago
My trowel snapped on day 3 of a dig near Cortez and I nearly quit the season
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blair_owens
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7d ago
Why does nobody talk about finding the original ground surface before you dig?
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morganh44
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8d ago
A museum volunteer in Kansas City told me to always photograph the dirt before I touch anything, and it saved my whole summer
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the_ben
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8d ago
That bone flute from Hohle Fels is 40,000 years old and people keep calling it a 'tool'
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rivera.hannah
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9d ago
Just saw the 3,500 year old wooden spades from a UK dig and I can't stop thinking about them
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the_jenny
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9d ago
Used to dig with a garden trowel and a sieve from Target, now I use a 4 inch Marshalltown and a screen I built myself
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ruby_bell47
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10d ago
DAE remember the week last October when three separate Roman digs hit the news at once?
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