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webb.ben
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2d ago
Just realized most people at my local dig site in Tucson are washing pottery sherds wrong and losing the paint
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hannahm39
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4d ago
Met an 82 year old farmer in Ireland who showed me a rock he dug up 40 years ago, turns out it was a medieval quern stone
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logan236
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5d ago
Pro tip: the $12 trowel I got at a yard sale in Tucson saved my dig season
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averymartin
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9d ago
I finally figured out why so many people misread the Ardipithecus ramidus foot bones at Hadar
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susanm56
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9d ago
Am I the only one who still uses paper site maps instead of an app?
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joelt70
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10d ago
Thought the shards at Vindolanda were junk, then a specialist looked at the edges
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the_emma
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10d ago
A retired digger in Cyprus swore the pottery shards were Roman, so I spent 3 days sorting them wrong
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carter.gavin
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11d ago
Got dragged to a dig site near Tucson and the trowel I borrowed had a 4 inch blade, never going back to the short one
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morgan_bailey93
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11d ago
Can we talk about the week I found three separate lithic scatters in one field in Iowa?
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umar59
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11d ago
I counted the grave goods in one Anglo-Saxon burial report and got 47 objects, which made me rethink the whole 'elite warrior' label
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jordan_webb
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12d ago
My trowel snapped at a dig near Tucson and the broken half led me to a whole new layer
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terryk28
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14d ago
I passed on a $40 box of arrowheads at a flea market in Tulsa in 2019 and I still think about it
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alex307
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15d ago
I blew off the guy at a garage sale in Boise who said his arrowhead was real, 8 months later a museum agreed with him
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rowanharris
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16d ago
Serious question, how long did your first flintknapping point take? Mine took 3 months and it looks like a leaf
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king.aaron
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16d ago
Warning: Found a 400 year old coin in my grandma's garden in Virginia and now I dig everything
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