Mojang added various archeology features to Minecraft. They added a brush, suspicious sand and gravel blocks, and a new Trail ...

Mojang announced the brand new archeology feature in Minecraft with the debut of the 1.17 Caves & Cliffs update, but not much has been heard about it since then.

The latest Minecraft Snapshot reworks the game’s Trail Ruins, with additional variants to the possible structures, and changes to the amount of Gravel, Dirt, and Suspicious Gravel that appears ...

Minecraft Archeology loot There are too many items to list here, but you can uncover an almost endless list of items from suspicious blocks, including dyes, seeds, candles, and glass.

Archeology is finally coming to Minecraft with the 1.20 update, well over a year after it was initially delayed from the Caves & Cliffs Update and even The Wild Update.

After being initially announced two years ago, archeology is finally going to arrive in Minecraft 1.20. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

Nearly two years after its initial delay, Minecraft's long-awaited archeology feature is finally on the horizon, with developer Mojang now confirming it'll be arriving as part of the game's 1.20 ...

Minecraft's archaeology feature has been on hiatus for years now, but the devs at Mojang have finally confirmed that it's set to land as part of the 1.20 update. Archaeology was announced for the ...

In this guide, we’ll show you how to craft a brush in Minecraft to help you on your archaeology-themed journey. Recommended Videos. How to Craft a Brush in Minecraft.