HOW TO DIG: Archaeological Excavation Methods
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HOW TO DIG: Archaeological Excavation Methods
SUBSCRIBE TO NEVER MISS A VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/c/digitwithraven?sub_confirmation=1 SUPPORT DIG IT WITH RAVEN https://www.patreon.com/digitwithraven Today we're venturing into how we actually dig. What sort of methods do archaeologists use when excavating a site? This question and more will be answered in this video! Looking to find out ...
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