Home archeology - text deciphering

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In summary, home archeology is the practice of studying and deciphering ancient texts or artifacts from the comfort of your own home using various tools and resources. It differs from traditional archeology by focusing on studying from a distance rather than physically excavating and studying artifacts and ruins. Some essential tools and resources for home archeology include a computer, online databases, books, and specialized software. Anyone with an interest in ancient history and texts can practice home archeology, and it offers the benefits of not having physical limitations or expenses and the opportunity to contribute to the field and gain a deeper understanding of ancient cultures.
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Demo'ing the basement of my 88 year old house. Uncovered these planks.

Any ideas what 'iron', 'slots' 'throw' might be related to?

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Not sure if it's related but - the entire basement is clad in planks that were once used in the Goodyear rubber plant that formed the industry here in New Toronto.
 
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A motor. It's parts of an electric motor.

Specs of a stator coil.
 

FAQ: Home archeology - text deciphering

What is home archeology?

Home archeology is the practice of studying and deciphering ancient texts or artifacts from the comfort of your own home, using various tools and resources such as online databases, books, and software.

How is home archeology different from traditional archeology?

Traditional archeology involves physically excavating and studying artifacts and ruins at their original locations, while home archeology focuses on studying and deciphering texts and artifacts from a distance.

What tools and resources are needed for home archeology?

Some essential tools and resources for home archeology include a computer, access to online databases and resources, books and literature about the specific time period or culture being studied, and specialized software for deciphering texts.

Can anyone practice home archeology?

Yes, anyone with an interest in ancient history and texts can practice home archeology. It does not require any specific qualifications or degrees, but having a background in archeology, linguistics, or history can be beneficial.

What are the benefits of home archeology?

Home archeology allows for the study of ancient texts and artifacts without the physical limitations and expenses of traditional archeology. It also provides the opportunity for individuals to contribute to the field of archeology and gain a deeper understanding of ancient cultures and civilizations.

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