Dig Deeper Episode 55 - Archaeology 101

Jamestown Rediscovery Senior Archaeologists Mary Anna Hartley and Sean Romo describe some the basics of archaeology including,
site selection, setting up a test unit for excavation, and how soil layers and artifacts can help define changes in a site over time.
#Jamestown #JamesFort #JamestownRediscovery #archaeology #HistoricJamestowne #JamestownIsland #Jamestownsettlement #JamestownColony #17thcentury #ArchaeologicalFinds #Amazing #Artifacts #Viral_Stories #education #EndangeredHistoricSites #howto

[@kennethcrace6181]

You all rock. I like learning from each of you.

[@amrice62]

I wanted to be an archeologist when I was a kid. My fascination with people of the past remains

[@janelchambers6791]

Great video to explain what yall do

[@paulmorris1690]

Wow!!! You are doing brilliant archaeology - some of the best that I have every seen or heard about. Archaeology 101 is an excellent initiative that will help everyone better understand and appreciate both archaeology and Jamestown. I wish I had had a program like yours available when I was young. Please keep releasing videos as often as you can.

[@anutterperspective]

Ok you guys were already cool but this is Epic! Brilliant work, thank you!

[@jayg42076]

I love those modified shovels

[@maryg.249]

I’m looking forward to the new series. Lots of new terms for me to grasp but I love it. Mary

[@beartooth8865]

Great 👍

[@whiterabbit-wo7hw]

Hi guys! I have a question about digging sights at or on fault lines.
Is it possible to determine whether the fault had very recent activities or when a next movement of the fault could happen.
Also, this 101 was fantastic and very useful.
Thank you so much for these segments.

[@benitagrattan193]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@richzeman]

Is the "archeological bas map" available online in your website?