Archaeological site Puns

Mojang made it clear that the currently up in the air archaeological mechanic wouldn't have obvious above ground structures, but rather the brush-able blocks would be hidden, though clustered in normal seeming areas.

So, how does one distinguish these areas?

The Scouter!

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Befriend it and this little guy will guide you to the nearest site, pointing the way or tugging you along. Perhaps he knows where the real good stuff is, and boosts your luck finding rarer items while brushing.

This way!

apparently it's not called a "building site"...? which is a combination of building and (archaeological) site...

how would you call such a site? for instance a site where remnants of a residential building is located?

thanx in advance!

https://www.financialexpress.com/lifestyle/science/discovery-of-new-archaeological-site-in-haryanas-sandhai-village-and-a-brief-look-at-the-harappan-site-of-bhirrana/2391954/

Few days back there were media reports of a 1,600-year-old archaeological site discovered near Haryana’s Sandhai village in Yamunanagar district, which held ties to ancient habitations along the Saraswati river. Archaeologists have reportedly found evidence of “continued habitation” and a likely temple site, at a place which would have once stood on the banks of the Saraswati river in the ancient and early medieval periods.

After there were reports of a villager Balwinder Singh finding six antique coins in an old fort in the area, a team of officials headed by the Haryana Saraswati Heritage Development Board’s deputy chairman, Dhuman Singh Kirmach, and state archaeology department’s deputy director, Banani Bhattacharya, visited the site. As per Ms. Bhattacharya “A complete of 33 cash have been discovered from Sandhai village throughout our go to on November 26, that are primarily Indo-Sassanian cash, which come from seventh century AD. Some bricks of various varieties have been discovered, together with from the interval of Gurjara-Pratihara, some from the Gupta empire interval, and grinding stones have been additionally discovered. There will need to have been an enormous habitation. We have now discovered part of the pillar too that signifies that there was a temple of Gurjara-Pratihara interval.” Mr. Dhuman Singh Kirmach has said that “Many historic websites fall on the Palaeochannel of Saraswati river from Adi Badri in Yamunanagar to Rajasthan border, together with Bhagwanpura, Pehowa, Kapil Muni Mandir at Kaithal, Rakhigarhi, Banawali, and others. The signs of habitation show the people used to settle here because of the availability of drinking water from the river. As of now, previous cash and different artefacts have been discovered at Sandhai village.” Adi Badri, is an important archeological site associated with the Saraswati river and is situated in the wooded foothills of the Shivalik range in Haryana, north of Yamunanagar, and 9 km from the newly discovered archaeological site.

The State of Haryana as the cradle of India’s civilization

In the context of this recent archeological discovery one other fact comes to mind; that is the importance of Haryana as the starting point in the study of Indian history. Post independence, archaeologists have discovered few sites in

Star Carr which is located in The Vale of Pickering, Yorkshire, gained the status of ‘Type Site’ after J. G. D. Clark’s excavations which started in 1949. This status placed on Star Carr was mainly for the level of organic preservation, which is unrivalled in any other British Mesolithic site (Hunter & Ralston 2009).

Of the present day it has been noted that rather than desiring to dig every site they know about, the majority of archaeologists work within a conservation ethic that has grown up in the past few decades