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juliaa65
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8h ago
Digging in my backyard in Tucson, I hit a 900-year-old Hohokam pot and almost broke it with my shovel
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brooke_murray
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16d ago
Paid $300 for a carbon dating kit, results were basically useless
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robin896
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18d ago
Skeptical about that 'Roman dodecahedron' theory, now I'm not so sure
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burns.fiona
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19d ago
Got yelled at by a ranger for picking up a 'rock' at Mesa Verde
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sanchez.ivan
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23d ago
Field notebooks used to be the whole record, now it's all drones and LiDAR
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shane170
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23d ago
Rant: Carbon dating is great but not the final word on site age
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joseph48
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25d ago
Carbon dating vs stratigraphy, I picked the wrong tool in Utah
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burns.fiona
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26d ago
Did I excavate backwards for 2 years? A grid marker in New Mexico made me question everything
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haydenhayes
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27d ago
Roman coins in a Welsh field, the story behind that hoard find last month
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brooke_murray
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28d ago
Found a 200-year-old bottle while digging a garden bed in Ohio, my method was wrong
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angela728
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1mo ago
Field notes on paper vs tablet, I finally switched after a rainstorm ruined my notebook in Jordan
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blair_owens
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1mo ago
TIL the hard way that lidar maps can be dead wrong about tree cover
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quinnperry
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1mo ago
Rant: A dig supervisor told me to brush away 'modern trash' that turned out to be a 17th century pipe stem
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jana509
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1mo ago
Geophysics survey finally made sense after I stopped staring at the raw data
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the_cameron
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1mo ago
That week in 2019 when my field school found 47 Roman nails and I lost my mind
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