Homonym: Digs (Homes)
A "dig" refers to an archaeological excavation where researchers carefully uncover and study artifacts, structures, and other evidence from past human activity. This process helps historians and archaeologists understand ancient cultures, lifestyles, and environments. Digs can take place in various locations, including historical sites, ancient cities, and burial grounds.
During a dig, teams often use tools like shovels, brushes, and trowels to remove soil and debris. They document their findings meticulously, often using photography and mapping techniques. The information gathered from digs contributes to our knowledge of history and can lead to significant discoveries about civilizations, artifacts, and human evolution.