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A Drysuit helps contain body heat when underwater. It also helps Archaeologists stay dry underwater. That´s why it is called a Drysuit!

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Bug Spray is very useful during an excavation. There might be a lot of flying bugs that may bite.

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A camera is used to take pictures. For Archaeologists, pictures are the same as a million words because it can be proof that they found it.

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A regular wheelbarrow can help the Archaeologists. A wheelbarrow is important to them because it helps them carry the artifacts and dirt they find to a safe place.

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A ladder can help Archaeologists by getting out of a big hole or reaching very high places to grab artifacts/items.

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A pick is like a pickaxe. Pickaxes and Shovels help Archaeologists dig and splitting into rocks. You never know. Artifacts can be anywhere!

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Waterproof Watches track time of how long Archaeologists are underwater.

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Air tanks help people breath underwater, helping Archaeologists breath while they attempt to find artifacts.

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A Pith Helmet protects Archaeologists' heads from falling objects like rocks and others.

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Gloves are always the first thing Archaeologists pack. ( I think..) The gloves help the Archaeologists protect the artifacts they found.
For example, so they don't break, or ruin the pattern with smudges,

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A tape measure can find the height/length of an artifact.
For example, bones.

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Archaeologists use computers to record their information/data. They also add pictures so they can probably show their peers what they came up with.

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