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Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Speed Archaeology: Now This Is How It’s Done


How did I ever miss this humorous rendition of speed archaeology. It’s not the video you are used to seeing by Eddie Izzard. This is Eddie in the actual field watching archaeology is all its glory, SLOW.



 There is a grand archaeological surprise at the end so hang in there.

 Have a Great Week Ancient Diggers!

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