Pre-War Refuse Pile

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      "General-category disposal site with no single industrial origin. Institute classification treats these as mixed-stratum deposits: packaging, paperwork, broken furnishings, and household discards compressed into archaeological cross-sections of late pre-war daily life.",
      "Refuse piles are the first thing a new scavenger learns to work, and the last thing an old one bothers with. The yield is honest but thin. Veterans say the only real value in a refuse pile is what it teaches you about reading the layers underneath it.",
      "A pile worked over three seasons outside Aneth gave up the same model of pocket calendar in seven separate digs. Each one was filled out through the second week of October 1988, then went blank. None of them were the same handwriting."
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