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Dig Shirts from the DigDUG and Brown University's Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology!

Organized by DigDug, Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World
Dig Shirts from the DigDUG and Brown University's Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology! Fundraiser - unisex shirt design - front
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Dig Shirts from the DigDUG and Brown University's Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology! Fundraiser - unisex shirt design - front
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Gildan DryBlend 50/50 T-shirt

This is NOT a fundraiser! It’s just for fun, hot summers in the field, and because everyone needs a dig shirt! This contest-winning shirt is brought to you by popular demand, and by Brown University’s DigDUG

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All funds raised will be paid directly to The Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World for *NOT a fundraiser - all funds go directly towards covering the cost of shirts..
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Gildan DryBlend 50/50 T-shirt, Unisex - Sand
Gildan DryBlend 50/50 T-shirt
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This is not a fundraiser, and we do NOT want to make any money from this, so we’ve kept the prices of the shirts as low as we can. Any DigDUG member or Brown student who wants a shirt but needs a bit of help with the cost, please let us know – just send an email to jiaaw@brown.edu. We want everyone to have a shirt! Students, families, friends, alums, and fans of JIAAW are all invited to order a shirt – or two! Or three! Order now to make sure you can wear it proudly during your 2025 Summer Fieldwork Season! Orders will be accepted through Friday, March 21st to Wednesday, April 9th. Expected Delivery: April 25th.

This winning t-shirt design was the product of a contest organized by the DigDUG who challenged members of the Brown community to come up with a new design for the summer of 2025! The DigDUG is a group of students interested in archaeology at Brown University’s Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World. Thank you to Isabella Peterson '25 for a great design! The artwork features a mole, taking a break from a busy day of digging, and proudly wearing a t-shirt with the Joukowsky Institute’s wreath logo – which is based on an ancient stone wreath found in Petra, Jordan by Martha Joukowsky herself! To learn more about the Joukowsky Institute, visit archaeology.brown.edu.

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Katrina Haile Buckles 1 item

Class of 1999. Petra field seasons 1997 and 1998. Forever grateful to Martha Joukowsky.

Eric Hillerman 1 item

My daughter is a Brown Archeology student.

Lisa Kelemen 2 items
Anonymous 1 item
Alyssa Franklin 4 items
Rosalee Franklin 2 items
Jenna Martin 2 items

Niffler?! I named my trowel after these adorable metal-hunting fluffballs. Adorable design! Thanks!

Joseph Carrino 1 item
Mason Shrader 1 item
Ana Gonzalez San Martin 1 item

Awesome undergrads make awesome shirts :)

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