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the_ray
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14h ago
Hit 400 flint points in my Ohio collection and number 312 turned out to be a Clovis
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rowanp15
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2d ago
DAE start taking field notes differently after that first trowel scrape at a dig?
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angela149
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4d ago
Snapped my trowel blade on a dig near Tucson, but a museum guy there changed my whole view on field repairs
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max388
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4d ago
I walked the Roman wall in York last month and finally got why archaeologists get excited about dirt layers
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lucas159
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7d ago
A local farmer in Ireland showed me his field and now I can't stop looking at old maps
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riley58
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11d ago
Serious question, did anyone else stop trusting museum labels after the 'bone' I saw in Denver turned out to be plaster?
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averymitchell
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11d ago
Warning: touching the plaster casts at Pompeii got me yelled at by a guard
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oliver_wilson
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14d ago
LiDAR is neat, but a trowel and 40 hours in the dirt still beats it for finding small stuff
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knight.anna
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14d ago
I used to dig with a hand trowel and a ruler, now I map everything with a phone app and it bugs me
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faithrodriguez
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18d ago
A dig leader at a site near Tucson told me to stop bagging every tiny flake together, and it fixed my whole catalog
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taylor_barnes59
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19d ago
Warning: I watched a dig team in Pompeii toss a whole bucket of potsherds and it changed how I label every bag
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amy_reed79
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20d ago
Update: my fossil ID log hit 100 species from one creek in Maryland
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emeryking
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21d ago
Found 14 points in one creek bend near Nacogdoches after 2 months of nothing
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nathanking
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21d ago
Pro tip: the arrowhead I picked up in a creek near Athens, Texas in 2019 turned out to be a 3,000 year old Gary point, but a collector told me I should have left it in the water
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parker168
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22d ago
Appreciation post: choosing the trowel over the shovel at a Roman fort in England paid off
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