Thanks for taking the time and trouble to share information with the rest of us. You have a friendly way of discussing things with the camera that make it interesting to watch.
Dang... I could have taken you somewhere interesting... You digging along the new highway route? I am down around the mounds of the Bayou Savage refuge... investigating what we (Brother) believe to be a ancient salt production built on the shore of ponchatrain bay.
Very cool thanks uploading glad you had some time the last few uploads were interesting and as always thanks for the links and other reference suggestions, Alaska sounds cool ,nice ring mail
What's up with the mayo man and I seen in one of your other videos you have been in my neck of the woods north east Mississippi lots of good stuff found here creek walking
Are those regular Carpenters trowels or drywall trowel,? Or are they specially built specifically for archaeology? I know nothing about drywall so I wouldn't know what a drywall trowel difference would be..... also are you going to continue your videos when you go to Alaska?
I've been a professional since 2012. We basically go out and identify the locations of sites, determine if previously identified sites are eligible for further legal protections, and excavate the sites that are protected and are under some sort of threat, like highway construction, mining, erosion, looting, etc. I've also been a grad student at University of Tennessee, Knoxville since 2019. I should be back to full-time field work once I'm done with that in the spring.
Beauty part of the job is if I want to go check out somewhere else, there's nothing stopping me. I've done stints in New Mexico, Wyoming, and Ireland too.
This video was awesome! Very insightful thanks for showing the tools of the trade! And I wish I had some side hose lol I bet its because they love the long blonde hair Rock star!
"And I thought that was hilarious!" I'm glad I'm not the only one 😂😂😂
Congratulations on your first 1000 subscribers, I'm sure this is just the beginning.
I can't wait to see what you dig up in Alaska. Good luck!
Thanks for taking the time and trouble to share information with the rest of us. You have a friendly way of discussing things with the camera that make it interesting to watch.
Gotta pick me up one of those Japanese Side Hoes.
Thanks for the insight into your work!
Love your channel!
Some people I know use dental picks and palette knives. I love your London trowel. Im using a 4 inch it was a 5 and i love it.
What is with the mayo
Dang... I could have taken you somewhere interesting... You digging along the new highway route?
I am down around the mounds of the Bayou Savage refuge... investigating what we (Brother) believe to be a ancient salt production built on the shore of ponchatrain bay.
Very cool! Where in Alaska you digging?
Kenai peninsula south of Anchorage.
Very cool thanks uploading glad you had some time the last few uploads were interesting and as always thanks for the links and other reference suggestions, Alaska sounds cool ,nice ring mail
Sick outro
I can write some notes on the fly when I need to.
What's up with the mayo man and I seen in one of your other videos you have been in my neck of the woods north east Mississippi lots of good stuff found here creek walking
Are those regular Carpenters trowels or drywall trowel,? Or are they specially built specifically for archaeology? I know nothing about drywall so I wouldn't know what a drywall trowel difference would be..... also are you going to continue your videos when you go to Alaska?
They're for plastering and masonry. I've gotten them at home depot before. Yeah I'll be making videos on weekends.
That WAS hilarious! But those were different times… Where do you keep your eyepatch and your lasso?
whats with the mayo?
yeah whats the mayo joke?
It was 6" but it's now 4.
Oh, please why and tell us more.
Lol! constant resharpening wears it down over the years.
Don't forget the Off or Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus! Hey, what do you use Blue Plate for?
A machete but no bullwhip and fedora?
hahaha to funny
Did you say you were in Pisgah, as in NH?
North Carolina
Hiding out in Eric Robert Rudolph country.
Whats professional archeologist? Are you a grad student???
I've been a professional since 2012. We basically go out and identify the locations of sites, determine if previously identified sites are eligible for further legal protections, and excavate the sites that are protected and are under some sort of threat, like highway construction, mining, erosion, looting, etc. I've also been a grad student at University of Tennessee, Knoxville since 2019. I should be back to full-time field work once I'm done with that in the spring.
Wheres your pipe & tobacco dude.... Give us the full kit :-)
I thought you specialised in the eastern parts of the usa, alaska is abit far from that area.
Beauty part of the job is if I want to go check out somewhere else, there's nothing stopping me. I've done stints in New Mexico, Wyoming, and Ireland too.
Also, fuck the southeast in the summer. Bastard was getting up to 110 degrees last year. I'm too Scandinavian for that shit.
@@NathanaelFosaaen That's what Southeastern creeks are for. Digging and keeping cool
@@NathanaelFosaaen Not to mention the bugs, but Alaska may not be much better in those regards.
GOD DAMN TRIM YOUR NAILS. Eww.
Guitar player. I play fingerstyle like James Taylor.
This video was awesome! Very insightful thanks for showing the tools of the trade! And I wish I had some side hose lol I bet its because they love the long blonde hair Rock star!