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umasullivan
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9h ago
TIL the 'boring' pile of rocks at a site near Tucson was actually a 900 year old farming system
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fionap70
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1d ago
Blew $95 on a cheap ground-penetrating radar kit online, and I'm split on whether to warn people off or blame myself
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the_spencer
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1d ago
Dug up 40 pounds of "artifacts" in my uncle's garden that turned out to be a 1950s trash dump
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maryg34
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1d ago
PSA: A dig at Pompeii found a snack bar with 80 fast food counters, and that broke my brain a little
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seana14
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2d ago
Dropped $50 on a "genuine" Roman coin at a flea market in Ohio, later found out it was a bottle cap
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blairm44
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2d ago
DAE remember when the news said we'd dug up 150,000 year old human footprints, and I just found out the site was in Africa, not England
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robert275
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4d ago
Just realized the guy at a museum table in Abilene was right about flint knapping flaws
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eric_johnson
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4d ago
Pro tip: I blew $95 on a cheap pinpointer and it almost cost me a find at a dig in Tucson
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riverwhite
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4d ago
Vent: everyone keeps saying the Cave of Bones handprints are 200,000 years old, but the dating just doesn't hold up
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derek_murray
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4d ago
PSA: I thought pottery styles were just decoration until a dig in Tucson last month
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brian_ward55
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4d ago
Tried flint knapping with a copper bopper on a whim and my points came out worse than with antler
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bencampbell
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5d ago
TIL my 8 year old found a 'tool' in the garden and it turned out to be a real scraper
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umamoore
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5d ago
Trowel vs. mason's trowel on a dig in Santa Fe, and the difference was weird
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pat360
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7d ago
Watched a Roman coin go from a gray lump to showing a face after 20 minutes in distilled water
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maryg34
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8d ago
My professor said most field notes get thrown away and now I can't stop thinking about it
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