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blake792
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10h ago
A prof at a field school in Cortez told me my soil notes were useless, and it stung because he was right
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michael_green44
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18h ago
Warning: I almost skipped the museum plaque that said a Roman bone comb was found in a 2nd century trash pit
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nathan100
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2d ago
DAE find that taking photos of the dig board at the start of every day saved their notes?
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cole_flores44
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2d ago
Tried sifting my garden dirt for pottery bits after a rain and got way more than I expected
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jasonf35
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3d ago
Can we talk about the time I tripped into a dig pit at Mesa Verde and accidentally found a potsherd?
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kaigibson
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4d ago
Dropped $500 on a 3-day field school at a site near Abilene and got to dig exactly 2 hours
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kim.nina
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4d ago
DAE think the 3,000 year gap at that Turkish dig site in Turkey should get more attention?
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kim_ramirez3
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5d ago
Rant: I thought the bone tools from Blombos Cave were overhyped until I saw the wear marks myself
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the_jamie
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6d ago
Watched the Roman wall trench at Vindolanda fill in over 3 seasons and the dirt tells a story
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ryanm60
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7d ago
Hot take: a volunteer at the Mesa Verde lab told me my field notes were junk, and she was right
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laura_chen41
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8d ago
Why does nobody mention that most 'lost city' headlines are just LiDAR surveys of stuff locals already knew about
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gibson.morgan
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8d ago
Am I the only one who spends the first 10 minutes at a dig site just looking at the dirt?
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the_tessa
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9d ago
Shoutout to the museum volunteer in Tulsa who told me my 'ancient hand axe' was actually a chunk of driveway concrete
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sanchez.mary
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11d ago
I used to chase every new pyramid claim on YouTube, now I wait for the dig reports and it's night and day
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murray.cora
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13d ago
Found a 1930s dime in my grandma's garden and now I'm googling old bottle dumps at 11pm
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