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valpalmer
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22h ago
Got dragged to a talk in Mesa and now I side-eye every museum diorama
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jennifer833
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1d ago
I figured that bone pendant from the dig was just a scratched rock until the museum looked at it
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grayr72
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1d ago
Warning: I figured the bone pendant from the dig was just a scratched rock until the museum looked at it
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dakotab93
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1d ago
Took me 6 weeks to date a flint scatter because I ignored the soil layers
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mason_lopez
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1d ago
Dropped $28 on a cheap hand trowel at a dig near Tucson and it bent on day two
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betty_wells
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2d ago
Question about that 2019 dig near Tucson where my trowel hit a pot and the grad student almost cried
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mark436
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5d ago
Dug 340 pieces of debitage in one afternoon at a survey site near Abilene and then got rained out
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margareto26
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6d ago
DAE think the weirdest part of archaeology is how fast a 900 year old pot piece becomes a paperweight on your desk?
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paige331
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6d ago
Rant: the volunteer at the dig in Tucson handed me a 1,000 year old pot sherd and said "don't sneeze"
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spencer_park26
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7d ago
Serious question, why do people keep calling the Antikythera mechanism an ancient computer when it's clearly just an astronomy tool?
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michael669
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7d ago
Shoutout to the field crew that told me to stop digging with a trowel in wet clay at that site near Tucson
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gracec16
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11d ago
PSA to anyone digging near old farmland: always get the landowner's story before you dig
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wyatt_mitchell26
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14d ago
I finally read up on the Antikythera mechanism and the number 30 keeps blowing my mind
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west.richard
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14d ago
I finally drove 2 hours to see a museum dig site and the volunteer told me to bring a garden trowel, which was the best silly advice ever
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lunathompson
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15d ago
My trowel snapped at a dig near Tucson and I realized how much gear has changed since my first field school
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