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shanefisher
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5m ago
Update: spent 3 seasons walking past the same flint scatter on my uncle's farm in Ohio before I finally looked at it right
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faithj10
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18h ago
TIL a pot sherd in my hand was the last thing someone touched 800 years ago
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the_rose
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1d ago
Spent 3 weeks trying to date a flint scraper from a field in Ohio before realizing I had it upside down
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john648
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1d ago
Pro tip: I dug up my garden patch in Dayton and found a 1940s bottle dump, here is what went sideways
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nathanrobinson
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3d ago
I finally cracked why my trowel kept digging up nothing at a site in Tucson
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laura_knight54
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5d ago
Why does nobody talk about how much a wet sieve changes what you see at a dig
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angelab62
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6d ago
A dig volunteer at Poverty Point told me to quit scrubbing my pottery sherds with a toothbrush
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davis.keith
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7d ago
That flint scatter at the dig near Abilene made me quit calling every chipped rock a tool
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thea692
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8d ago
A retired dig lead in Tucson told me I was cleaning pottery wrong and I have been thinking about it for 3 months
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sean_martin44
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9d ago
My uncle told me at Thanksgiving that most 'Roman coins' people find in the UK get logged and never studied, is that true?
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avery_roberts67
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10d ago
Drove 6 hours to a dig site in Kansas and picked the wrong grid square, my trowel knew before I did
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iris_stone28
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11d ago
Found a Roman coin in a field near Bath after a farmer plowed it, and it turns out the rain did most of the work for me
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david_adams
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12d ago
Showerthought: my trowel handle snapped on a dig near Tucson and the museum label outlived the tool
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dylanbell
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12d ago
Warning: I labeled a 2,000 year old Roman coin as a button for 3 weeks
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the_logan
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12d ago
Showerthought: I logged my 200th flint find at a field in Ohio and it made me think about how I used to hunt
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