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gavin_allen48
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18h ago
Warning: the bone pile at the museum in Cody, WY taught me more in 20 minutes than 3 books did
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seth_carr
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2d ago
I finally listened to the park ranger at Mesa Verde about not touching the rock art
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victor_palmer
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3d ago
The surveyor at our dig in Tucson kept yelling at me to stop swinging the trowel, and he was right
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sam_anderson
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3d ago
The volunteer at the Mesa dig who showed me why you never scrub pottery
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ruby561
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3d ago
The retired surveyor at a Tucson dig site who showed me how to read a trash pit
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jade3
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4d ago
Just realized the burned layer at that Ohio site probably isn't a fire, and it cost me 3 weeks
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elizabethp93
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6d ago
Just realized I had been mislabeling my field notes for 2 years after a dig in Abilene
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dylan413
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6d ago
I thought paydirt was a scam until my uncle dragged me to a creek in Adams County
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olivia_owens
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7d ago
TIL screening dirt in a bucket beat my sieve box that cost $60
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faithg26
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8d ago
Update: sifting dry beats wet screening for spotting tiny flakes, and I wish someone had argued this with me years ago
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margaretk89
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8d ago
DAE remember being sure pottery was just a backup to farming? A dig volunteer in Flagstaff flipped my whole view last summer
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eva_garcia56
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10d ago
Got roasted by a retired surveyor for trusting my GPS too much on a dig near Tucson
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grace419
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10d ago
Why does nobody talk about how hard it is to pick which dig to volunteer on
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lopez.linda
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12d ago
Field reports keep calling every flint chip a tool, and it's skewing the count
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michael895
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14d ago
The trench wall at Poverty Point still shows those basket loads of dirt 3,000 years later
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