A dig or an excavation is one of the most used methods of
obtaining information for archaeologists. Since their field is
the study of ancient civilizations. Archaeologists spend as much
time in the outdoors as they do inside their museums studying
their finds. Before they could get those specimens that they
have to pore over, they would have to get them first from the
ground, and usually they have to dig it out. Because of that,
they face unique problems especially when it comes to logistics
that other scientists would not have to worry about. While other
scientists are able to conduct their study in the comfort of
their laboratory or offices, an archaeologist must go out first
and seek what he could study first and retrieve it. They would
have to setup archaeological digs on sites of past settlements,
cities, burial grounds and virtually anything that might contain
artefacts. Normally these sites would be located on places that
are remote and far from cities and places of present human
habitation. That would