Excavation Merch

funny pun on the occupation of Archeologist

For all excavator enthusiasts both kids and adults!

Dirt Diggers Unique Tee Celebrating the Art of Excavation Work

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for excavator operator or back hoe operator !

Unleash the might of construction with our "Excavator Power" shirt, capturing the rugged strength, precision, and versatility of this essential machine. This design pays tribute to the hardworking excavators that shape landscapes, dig foundations, and pave the way for progress. Whether you're in the construction industry, a fan of heavy machinery, or appreciate the art of excavation, wear this tee and showcase your admiration for these powerful workhorses. Let the buckets dig, the arms reach, and the excavators redefine the earth beneath our feet. 🏗️🔧🌍

Unearth bold style with our Excavator shirt, a tribute to the raw power and precision of heavy machinery. Featuring detailed excavator graphics, it captures the essence of construction prowess and innovation. Crafted from quality fabric, it offers both comfort and durability for daily wear. Ideal for construction professionals, enthusiasts, and those fascinated by industrial marvels. Wear it proudly, showcasing respect for the transformative role of excavation. Let your attire echo strength, expertise, and the dynamic world of building.

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Unleash rugged charm with our Excavator shirt, celebrating the might and precision of heavy-duty machinery. Detailed with striking excavator graphics, it encapsulates the essence of construction prowess. Crafted from durable fabric, it blends comfort with durability for daily wear. A standout choice for construction aficionados, operators, and fans of industrial feats. Wear it to showcase admiration for the transformative power of excavation. Let your attire reflect strength, innovation, and the impressive artistry of building.

In the UK all archaeological sites have a specific call sign - a combination of letters and numbers. The Roman trading post built atop a Bronze Age farming community outside of the village of West Deeping, Lincolnshire, is referred to as CQWD19 in all literature. For the better part of a year I worked on CQWD19 (my full-time job being archaeology) and decided to create this piece of West Deeping commemorative merchandise. There are probably about ten people it will be relevant to, who are all surely missing the fields and fens as much as I am during this time of COVID19 self-isolation (that's a different call sign, and one I like a lot less). This is also available to everyone else of course!

Blue shovel

Archaeologists do it in trenches. Archaeologists really dig history, literally. This archaeology and paleontology design shows an archeology digging tool and a phrase often heard during the second world war in England. This this design for yourself, your archeologist friends or someone who loves dad jokes!

GobekliTepe in Sanliurfa, Turkey. The Ancient Site of Gobekli Tepe is The Oldest Temple of the World. UNESCO World Heritage site.

A steam shovel excavating rock for the Livingstone Channel. Michigan, 1910.

Archaeology Blue

Experience the fusion of industrial might and iconic beauty with 'Diggers in Paris.' This captivating artwork captures the essence of urban transformation as two powerful digging machines stand tall against the backdrop of the majestic Eiffel Tower. It's a tribute to the ever-evolving cityscape, where modern construction meets timeless landmarks. Whether you're a fan of construction machinery or simply adore the allure of Paris, this design is a visual testament to the dynamic spirit of the City of Light.

Oh Opabinia. I feel so lucky when I look In your five eyes

Archeology and women. Being hired as a draftsman, she achieved secretarial duties and managed to direct excavations. Although her merit has managed to reach our days, she worked alongside her husband since 1896, the archaeologist William Matthew Flinders Petrie. They founded the British School of Archeology in Egypt, but they also made important excavations around Palestine and Jerusalem. To his great work it is necessary to add that he made the search of funds for the excavations and documenting the advances. Here we have the drawing to think of what is seen as an applied and dedicated Hilda climbing the ladder of an excavation.

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for excavator operator or back hoe operator !

Archaeology Design that reads: "If At First You Don't Succeed Dig Another Test Pit". That's just right for an Archaeologist or Field Technician who conducts archaeological survey for a living.

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This is a I Run Hoes For Money design.

See You Later Excavator - USA Flag