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Archaeologist Problems.
On the one hand I totally want to go on am adventure into the bush today, and hike a ton and maybe find sites, and see spectacular and remote views of the Rocky Mountains. On the other hand, it's 6:00am.
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The fact that there's no evidence of any human presence whatsoever in New Zealand until the second half of the thirteenth century AD really freaks me out
I love the irony in the fact that I have to fill out an incident report every time I cut myself but I can roll into work with a wristguard and my boss says nothing.
Washed my field pants today...
ruined a roll of flagging tape, a permanent marker, a mechanical pencil, and a nametag.
#archaeologistproblems
Latest Facebook ad reads "Fine Antiquities For Sale".
I'm mildly offended.
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"I licked this ceramic, but I don't want to put it back in the bag wet."
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EDIT (for my darling grandlitte): This is actually a thing you can do if you're unsure if you're holding a certain ceramic piece or not.
In no more than 250 words, state how you would benefit from this internship.
I just want to dig in the dirt, damnit.
"So what do you do in the lab?" "Drop acid whenever I get the chance."
On limestone. In those cases where it is not clear whether or not it is in fact limestone, I pull out a jar of acid (labeled with a sad-face), drop some on the rock in question, and wait for it to erupt in bubbles.
I tried to pretend that I was unsure of every piece of limestone I found after that so I would have an excuse to drop acid on this REALLY big piece, but alas, the lab manager saw right through my shenanigans.
