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vintagecamping · 3 months ago
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Legendary Yukon Joe with his pack dogs on the Hart Hwy
Prince George, British Columbia
1950
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diaryofemily · 1 year ago
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INFP - The Mediator 🫧
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Sean bienvenidos, japonistasarqueológicos a una nueva entrega en esta ocasión os presento a otro arqueólogo que excavó en el yacimiento del Toro en la arqueología de posguerra. - En la publicación anterior comentamos, que era la arqueología de posguerra, mencionamos el milagro japonés y de cómo tras la guerra japón supo reponer sus heridas con cierta rapidez y el yacimiento del Toro es un testimonio de ello. En esta publicación, el personaje en esta ocasión se trata de,Takeji Kikukawa Nacido en 1932, que corresponde a la era Showa. - Fue estudiante de la escuela secundaria Fujieda Higashi localizada en la prefectura de Shizuoka, se dedicó a los periodo yayoi y Jamón estudiando su cultura material, sobre todo la cerámica del periodo yayoi y las pesas de piedra del periodo Jomon. - Espero que os haya gustado y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones que pasen una buena semana. 日本の考古学者たちよ、戦後の考古学で登呂遺跡を発掘したもう一人の考古学者を歓迎しよう。 - 前回は戦後考古学について、日本の奇跡と戦後日本がいかに早く立ち直ったか、そしてエル・トロ遺跡がその証であることをお話ししました。今回の登場人物は、1932年生まれの菊川武治である。 - 静岡県立藤枝東高等学校に在籍し、弥生・縄文時代の物質文化、特に弥生時代の陶磁器や縄文時代の石錘の研究に没頭した。 - それでは、また次回もお楽しみください。
Welcome, Japanese archaeologists, to another post-war archaeologist who excavated at the Toro site in post-war archaeology. - In the previous publication we talked about post-war archaeology, we mentioned the Japanese miracle and how after the war Japan was able to recover its wounds quite quickly and the site of El Toro is a testimony of that. In this publication, the character on this occasion is Takeji Kikukawa, born in 1932, which corresponds to the Showa era. - He was a student at Fujieda Higashi High School in Shizuoka Prefecture. He was devoted to the Yayoi and Jomon periods, studying their material culture, especially the ceramics of the Yayoi period and the stone weights of the Jomon period. - I hope you enjoyed it and see you in future posts have a nice week.
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upxpert · 4 months ago
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7 Steps To A Successful Sale
1️. Prospecting 2️. Preparation 3️. Approach 4️. Presentation 5️. Handling Objections 6️. Closing 7️. Follow-up
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eopederson · 1 year ago
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Sign, Oatman, AZ, 2023.
Not a place where panning was ever possible!
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salesgenie · 10 months ago
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degraziagalleryinthesun · 2 years ago
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Southwestern artist Ted DeGrazia was fascinated by the beauty and lore of the Superstition Mountains, where he made many expeditions to the backcountry prospecting for gold. Happy Throwback Thursday! ⛏ Just a reminder, miners and prospectors are the subject of "DeGrazia Underground", a new exhibit at the Gallery in the Sun Museum. This selection of drawings and oil paintings dates from 1936 to 1972, and will be on display through August 30th, 2023.
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aandvarchaeology · 2 years ago
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10 tips and tricks for prospecting in the snow
Do not - I repeat - DO NOT - walk through snow that's deeper than your boots are high. Especially don't do this in the beginning of the day when you're still too tired from getting up at 5am to notice your socks getting wet.
You know those single use handwarmer thingies? You can get them for shoes too. They last VERY LONG and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND at least having a pair in your bag in case of frozen toes emergency.
Are you wearing enough layers? No you're not, put on another pair of long underpants. Yes I said another if you're only wearing one you're gonna die.
DON'T put your apple juice in the snow bc you're too lazy to walk the extra 10 meters to the car. You WILL regret it and you WILL get brain freeze.
Bring two pairs of gloves bc the first one will inevitably be soaked through after a few hours.
You will have to pee in the woods. Make peace with this fact.
STILL don't walk through snow that's deeper than your boots are high just because it's blocking the way to the only spot in the woods where you can pee without risking observation by fellow students, curious farmers, and/or uncomfortably invested livestock.
Bring an extra coat. Trust me you will need it.
Remember where the car keys are at all times. This is especially important if the person the car belongs to is prone to throwing them into one of the gazillion identical blue Ikea bags you use to haul equipment around and forgetting which one it was AFTER you loaded them all back into the car.
This is not the time for vanity this is the time for knitwear. You are going to WEAR a hat that covers your ears and you will be HAPPY about it. Also bring something that covers your mouth and nose. Scarves are fine but cloth masks fit tighter and are wayyyy less bulky. Best is a combination, you also gotta keep your neck warm.
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athos-outdoor-prospector · 2 years ago
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life by the sea ! 👌
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dripdigitally · 2 years ago
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abbieducted1961 · 2 years ago
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TOO MANY GARNETS to carry !
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diaryofemily · 1 year ago
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INTP - The Logician 📖
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thelaurenshippen · 7 months ago
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watching bridgerton and obviously there were a lot of things wrong with the way socializing has worked in the past, but honestly the idea of a "calling hour" is so appealing. office hours for friendship. you can show up unannounced at my home between 1 and 3pm. you must leave by 3pm. I may give you a pastry. lets bring that back
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housingconcierge · 3 days ago
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Big Dreams, Daily Actions: Achieving Your Smart Prospecting Goals
Big goals for next year? Break them into daily actions! Success is built step by step. Start today, stay consistent, and watch your dreams unfold. #SmartProspecting
As we approach the new year, it’s the perfect time to reflect and set a powerful goal for your real estate business. But let’s go a step further: don’t just dream big—make your goal actionable and achievable by breaking it down. Here’s how you can turn your biggest ambition into manageable steps: 1. Define Your Ultimate Goal Choose one major goal for 2025 that excites and challenges you. Is it…
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16personteam · 26 days ago
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Reminder to Self: Make the Conversation Relevant to Your Prospect, Make them Care
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Gold up almost 500% over 20 years
Today's (11/19/2024) Price of Gold is $2,638.17 per ounce, just off of it's highest ever price and 482.88% higher than 20 years ago, outpacing inflation's estimated 66% during that same period.  
This Christmas give the perfect book for rockhounds, prospectors, geologists and fans of prospecting shows such as "Gold Rush," and "Prospectors," to the prospector or would-be prospector in your family."The Complete American Gold Prospector's Handbook," gives the locations of all major and many minor natural gold occurrences in 47 of the 50 United States, instructions and forms for filing mining claims, prospecting techniques, some colorful anecdotes concerning lost treasure legends, Gold Rush histories from the Carolinas and Georgia to California, Colorado, Alaska, Nevada, South Dakota, Montana, New Mexico, Arizona, and others. A perfect book gift and field resource for the prospector in the family.  All royalties go to charity.
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