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Did Someone Say Archaeology

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Hand-blown glass, 100% soy wax, and forty hours of warm Madagascan vanilla & jasmine.

Specifications
Wax
100% soy
Vessel
Hand-blown glass
Burn time
40 hours
Dimensions
7.5 × 10.5 cm · 220 g

For the one who perks up at the word ‘trowel’ and can’t walk past a lumpy field without theorising: the label reads ‘Did someone say archaeology?’, which is exactly what happens when the subject comes up anywhere within earshot. Give it to an archaeology student celebrating a graduation, a field archaeologist home from a long dig season, or a birthday gift for the friend whose holidays are all ruins and site museums.

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What does this label say?
Did someone say archaeology?
What's in the glass?
The scent
Madagascan vanilla & jasmine
40hrs
Burn time
100%
Soy wax
220g
Weight
Wax
100% soy wax
Vessel
Glass
Dimensions
7.5 × 10.5 cm

For the one who perks up at the word ‘trowel’ and can’t walk past a lumpy field without theorising: the label reads ‘Did someone say archaeology?’, which is exactly what happens when the subject comes up anywhere within earshot. Give it to an archaeology student celebrating a graduation, a field archaeologist home from a long dig season, or a birthday gift for the friend whose holidays are all ruins and site museums.