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grant.felix
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15h ago
Pro tip: that muddy field behind my aunt's barn in Ohio turned out to be a fort site
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the_amy
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1d ago
PSA: I laughed at a guy's "ancient hammer" find for 2 years, then a museum in Ohio proved me wrong
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wright.richard
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1d ago
Lost a whole morning's context on a dig survey because my notes app froze
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thompson.reese
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4d ago
Digging my own backyard in Ohio, and the 1840s trash pit I found isn't what I expected
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beth_reed
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5d ago
The museum guard in Denver pointed out a fake fossil and now I can't unsee it
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beth_reed
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5d ago
Unpopular opinion: my trowel handle snapped at a dig in Mesa and I think cheap gear is fine
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anthony424
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5d ago
Showerthought: that famous cave art hand stencil number everyone repeats is way off
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ray_campbell46
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6d ago
Guy at a rock swap in Reno said to stop rinsing my trowel in the site bucket, and he was dead right
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paulmitchell
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6d ago
Appreciation post: the volunteer at a dig near Tucson who showed me the bucket trick
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anthony129
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6d ago
Spent 3 weeks mapping a creek bank with a metal detector and found one horseshoe nail
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parker183
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6d ago
Spent two seasons brushing dirt off pottery before a volunteer asked why I never wet the soil first
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wesley181
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7d ago
Two ways to clean a trowel at the end of the day, and the slow way won for me
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josephmartin
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9d ago
DAE try to dig a garden bed and end up finding what looked like a 200 year old spoon?
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coleman.gray
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10d ago
Heard a museum guard in Albuquerque say the pot shards on display were probably just copies, and it threw me
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riley43
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10d ago
My nephew explained a Roman coin to me and got the whole thing backwards
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