archaeological discoveries

[duhamel]

archaeological discoveries

it's the other day leaving my dog in the garden, I made this archaeological discovery in plastic . a small cricifix. since I do thumbnails, I always staring at the ground, you never know ... just like my beagle who never throws his head ...  lolfunny story but how nice

[Steve F]

And all without that tiresome geophysics and trench-digging.

[Red Orc]

Nice find! It looks great with your barbarian warrior. You need some monks now, preferably one standing with his arms out (as that's how the early churchmen used to pray and preach).

John Steinbeck, who wrote 'Of Mice and Men' and a book about King Arthur (among many other works) apparently invented a technique called 'badger archaeology'. He'd block up the entrances to badger tunnels, then go back later to find out where the badger had dug its way out, and see what had been brought up to the surface.

As someone who's done archaeological planning (tree roots and rabbit holes are bad enough), I'm sure I'd have been really annoyed if someone had done that on my site! 

[SirAlban]

as Calvin sais: There is treasure everywhere! 

[rob_alderman]

That's brilliant, really works as scenery.

Did you get it carbon-dated?

[Gluteus Maximus]

I hope you recorded the location of your find and logged it with the appropriate authority!

Good find and it works very well as a roadside shrine