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 JS> My older sister was cleaning out her room and found a bunch of old
 JS> floppies, which she gave to me. At the time, I didn't have a floppy
 JS> drive, so I couldn't use them. Just yesterday, I finally got a floppy
 JS> drive, and I almost immediatly put in the one I had wondered about the
 JS> whole time: "Adventures in Fugawiland." Upon booting the sucker, I
 JS> only found one file: "2&3.DAT." To my knowledge, that's not the game,
 JS> as it's a .DAT file, and there's no real way to even run it. Please
 JS> tell me if I'm wrong, if I can use it, or if I just have a
 JS> fucked floppy.
 JS> --- SBBSecho 3.10-Win32
 JS>  * Origin: Digital Distortion: digdist.synchro.net (1:340/7)

This computer program and workbook package introduces students to the
fundamentals of archaeological research by allowing them to simulate fieldwork
experiences.
Can be bought at amazon from $5
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