Much more neat than the one I volunteered at

Im finding the same kind of points in sweet Idaho

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But the local indian tribes will claim "ownership" of the finds and hustle them away and lock them up forever. Woe be unto any unwary anthropologist who gets in the way! No wonder the field of anthropology is dying! Who would want to work with people like that breathing down your neck?

That bright green material is stunning!

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The city of San Francisco has a law that whenever a building is torn down before construction of the new commences, all work stops & the contractor has to notify University of California & they send in a team & do a historic excavation of the site as SF is history rich. !

I have found a Paleo sight in sweet Idaho

Loren Davis contract me

once everything gets found & dug up....archaeology will no longer exist....

I have no idea how to contact any of you. I looked. Is there a way? I am an archaeologist.

Just find Ark of the Covenant

What is the scope for geo archeology. Can I enter this field after finishing my PG in Geology

*What is taught in Archaeology for "the Digger" to protect their Back? How to physically position oneself when digging?* I would appreciate this information.

great video 💯💯

but there were people from Africa in North America thousands of years before the Clovis right? Am I racist for thinking that Africans did not sail the Atlantic ocean (aka Ethiopean sea) to get to that landmass?

Gostei muito 👍👏

Very helpful video sir 🙏

Even though this channel is about archeology, this and other videos talk about how detrital sediments are formed and deposited. In fact, this video is one of the most detailed explanations of how sedimentary deposits are formed, even though I have searched and watched other videos directly on how sedimentary rocks are formed.

Even though this is about archaeology, this and more recent videos from this channel show and discuss heavily on a part of geology on how detrital sediments are formed and deposited. This is one major thing that shows man-made objects and artifacts are affected by geologic and other natural processes, which is an important thing to notice in archaeology.

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Was PXRF used in pit stratigraphy, that could detect evidence of meat and bone having been cooked in the pit, bone having been degraded but still elementally detectable? A large slab of meat with intact stemmed point hidden in it could soften during cooking leaving the point intact and buried? Perhaps, meat chunks with bone still in it could have been cooked similarly, but leave bone-specific PXRF evidence. Toxic metal lead accumulates preferentially in bone (back then probably at very low levels compared to current bone), but possibly be a signature in the pit detectable by XRF?

Why apparently abandoned 'cooking pit' in O? How unlikely setting it all up to cook, and then not digging back into it? I had been puzzled by this same sort of apparent cooking pit structure eroding out of a shell midden on Ocean Beach Oregon coast, which the same seemingly abandoned characteristic. Puzzling, perhaps the many other potentially formed pits were fully utilized by digging up the resultant food and largely obliterating the obvious evidence so that they are not so easily identified as pits, But the frequency aspect of noticing these features still makes it very odd about abandoning.

Why intact stemmed points deep in pits? Hmmmm.

Bro thanks a lot my teacher is giveing me homework because of this ;-;

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Would like to work this site

That guy trying to Kano that stone is a complete dumb ass has no idea what he’s doing “ima use a bigger rock” hits it realizes he can’t do it and fucked up changes the subject lololol that stone should have been heat treated

anyone else here for school haha

Good working sir

Archaeology is the study of bows and arrows and how to shoot arrows at monsters in the woods .............

this guy is so boring

These people have way too much patience

So interesting.you are so lucky!~

You helend me to

thanks for the video. Greetings from Colombia.

I am deeply touched there are archaeologists around the globe who use descent tools :P

cool

Cool

Nice !!

I love that you scan the lithics and print them. Are the stl, or other file types, available for other researchers and enthusiasts to download and print?

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This is cool

Turn down the music please. Good stuff! Where we go to school each day the Indians used to play......

Please define a 'Pit'. Was this pit dug, many thousands of Years ago, or is this a water formed pit and the artifacts washed into these Pits?

Sweet timex, prof.

What is the name of the tool that they use more.

2:25 he always articulate the word "luss?" with especial emphasis , and bring a rare sound an accent perhaps of some people when they use such phoneme sound, cud , hoof etc.. which accent does he have and why such emphasis so funny

very great lecture , thanks