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wades76
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1d ago
Showerthought: I thought the guy with the dowsing rods near a dig in Wiltshire was full of it, then he found a Roman well
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anderson.spencer
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1d ago
Spent 20 years picking up arrowheads by looking at the ground, then a guy at a dig near San Marcos told me to look at the horizon instead
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ivangrant
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2d ago
A retired digger in Cairo said to soak my trowel in vinegar and he was dead right
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ross.jason
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2d ago
Am I the only one who was digging square holes for 3 seasons before someone said something?
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stone.margaret
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5d ago
Vent: my trench shovel beats the fancy trowel every single time and I'm tired of pretending otherwise
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charles_lewis14
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7d ago
Found a 300 year old coin in my backyard in Wilmington and now I dig every hole like it's a real site
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tyler368
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7d ago
Update: the trench wall at my dig site near Abilene caved in on Tuesday and I had to make a fast call
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the_tara
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8d ago
Found a weird clay pipe at a garage sale in Tulsa and the museum dated it to 1620
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emmakim
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8d ago
Everyone calls the bone pit at the dig in Abilene a 'ritual site' but the cut marks say otherwise
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hernandez.jordan
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9d ago
Drove 4 hours to see the Cerutti Mastodon bones in person instead of just reading the paper about them
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campbell.nora
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11d ago
I called bullshit on those 40,000 year old string fragments from Ohalo II until I saw the microscope photos
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the_amy
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11d ago
My uncle said the arrowheads on his farm near Dodge City were just rocks, then a guy with a trowel showed up
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jade47
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11d ago
Used to copy site reports by hand in the library, now I zoom into 3D scans from my couch
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lisa_wilson87
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12d ago
Can we talk about finding a whole Roman coin hoard with a $99 metal detector in a farmer's field near Verona
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lucas165
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13d ago
Just realized the museum storage tour in Denver changed how I look at broken pottery
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