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andrewwilliams
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2h ago
Found a 12 inch bone fragment on a riverbank in Montana and now I'm worried I did the wrong thing
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lewis.brian
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2d ago
My old professor in Tucson swore the best finds come from re-reading excavation notes, and 20 years later he was right
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hannahcraig
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3d ago
Broke a 3,000 year old replica pot in my buddy's garage and finally got why archaeologists dig so slow
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barbara_lane55
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7d ago
Showerthought: my local museum's pottery display went from dusty to stunning with one lighting change
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thomas_price
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7d ago
Showerthought: My old professor said most field reports get written wrong for the first 20 years, and after 30 digs I think he was right
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the_brian
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8d ago
Spent two summers labeling every potsherd from a site in Cyprus by color alone, then a visiting grad student asked where my type series was
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quinn161
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12d ago
Blew $75 on a cheap ground penetrating radar rental for a farm site in Ohio and I still don't know if I hit a foundation or a septic tank
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shanew59
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14d ago
Used to think any old shovel was fine for digging, then my trowel broke at a dig near Tucson
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smith.elliot
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14d ago
Appreciation post: the 4 inch trowel I hated for 2 field seasons in Arizona
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val_shah
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14d ago
Watching a dig at Mesa Verde last summer got me hooked on pottery sherds
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william_price
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16d ago
Shoutout to the volunteer at the dig in Cortez who showed me how to read a shovel test pit
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jake_patel
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16d ago
PSA: A museum guard in Rome told me the 'new discovery' posts we share are often 3 years old by the time we see them
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ray_sullivan
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19d ago
Warning: I almost walked past the one sherd that made sense of a whole pit
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the_sean
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21d ago
I finally stopped trusting dig site photos and started drawing everything by hand
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wader71
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22d ago
Hit 500 cataloged points on my local survey project and I sat down on a log for 20 minutes
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