I haven’t worked with any archaeologists, but I have worked with a few geologists, and all of them would bring in their favorite rocks and lick them every once and a while.
You can lick test stuff in archaeology as a quick and dirty way to identify bone vs stone but it’s definitely not recommended nowadays, geologists get all the rock licking fun
I haven’t worked with any archaeologists, but I have worked with a few geologists, and all of them would bring in their favorite rocks and lick them every once and a while.
You can lick test stuff in archaeology as a quick and dirty way to identify bone vs stone but it’s definitely not recommended nowadays, geologists get all the rock licking fun
If you can feel the grains in your mouth, it’s silt. If you can’t, it’s clay.