Quit bagging by pit and start bagging by layer. Your depth data is toast, but the finds themselves are still worth something. I've seen supervisors blow way bigger calls, so at least you caught it before you published. Maybe re-log the site photos and see if the visible strata line up with the bags.

The 30 degree hook blade thing is a total game changer once you commit to it. I fought it for like two years because my old boss swore by the straight blade and I thought the hook was just for rookies. But after I watched a commercial guy zip through a 12 foot seam without even breathing heavy, I gave it a real shot and never looked back. The key is you gotta let the hook do the work, not press down hard like you're carving a turkey. Took me about a week to stop snapping blades every ten minutes too, since the hook edge lasts way longer when you're not dragging it sideways. Now I carry two knives on every job, one with the hook for seams and one straight for trimming, and my callback rate for frayed edges basically dropped to zero.