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The Ingalls Handpick

We love tools that are specifically designed and built for archaeology (see earlier post). This handpick is no exception. Designed by archaeologist Larry Ingalls (not to be confused with Laura Ingalls), of Ingalls Archaeological Supply, this pick comes in four different sizes, depending on the amount of dirt you need to move, and is made … Read More The Ingalls Handpick

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Come see where I’m from

National Geographic has an excellent reputation for beautiful photos.  They have recently done a spread on the Philippines, where I was born.  Not only are there fabulous National Geographic photos, there are also pictures submitted by readers, giving it a personal touch. I recommend that everyone visit the Philippines.  It is a beautiful country of … Read More Come see where I’m from

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Everyone has something to bring to the table

Thanks to Mashable, who I follow on Twitter (yes, I tweet – follow me! @circledigs), I stumbled on this news story, that I just had to blog about.  80 companies were turned down from the NYC Startup Job Fair, so in true entrepreneurial fashion, they started their own.  It is absolutely amazing what a group … Read More Everyone has something to bring to the table

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Photo Fun

When people think of archaeology photos, they likely think of some of the Ancient Wonders of the World – beautiful structures, romantic ruins, lush landscapes… But in Alberta, most of my photos are fields of pasture.  If I’m lucky, there’ll be some rocks in the photo.  These rocks are often quite significant, and can sometimes … Read More Photo Fun

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Safe Digging Month! (a.k.a. Buy a New Trowel)

The Alberta Damage Prevention Council proclaims April as Safe Digging Month!  Who knew?  This really refers to not hitting buried facilities, but we are gonna roll with this…  Archaeology is not a dangerous practice at all.  Our greatest risks include driving and getting dust in our eyes, perhaps wildlife (ooh, scary cows).  Alright, and back … Read More Safe Digging Month! (a.k.a. Buy a New Trowel)

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