The lab, on the Peabody's third floor, specializes in identifying bones from archaeological dig sites, which can tell researchers not just what animals were present, but also provide clues about the broader environment and how humans might have used an area.
Why are these things important to them is an important follow up question, so that you can dig deeper, which can help you be more creative in coming up with ways forward.
The Pentagon now has a whole family of bunker-busting bombs in different stages of development, some of which can dig deeper and produce much hotter explosions than the BLU-118/B.
The Tesla CEO's plans aren't without their own innovation requirements, however; Musk wants to build better boring machines, which can dig faster than existing hardware.
When the suits tie around the neck, the straps can dig into the skin, which can be uncomfortable for some children.
A straight long-handled spading fork or a spading shovel are normally used, but any tool which can dig through wet sand fairly easily will do the trick - even gardening tools.
I also really dug the landscape trackpad, which can be accessed by tilting your phone on its side.
The Mozal aluminium smelter near Maputo started the rush in the 1990s; more recently several mining companies have done deals to dig for coal and ilmenite, which can be turned into titanium dioxide, a base for paint, paper and plastic.
After heavy snows it is common to have to dig your own parking space, which can be exponentially more challenging when you're not armed with a shovel, so put one in the boot!
There aren't many other objects which can be dug up from the ground and instil such a sense of awe, which perhaps explains some peoples' attachment to fossils.
