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An '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (also known as "'''worms'''", "'''stems'''", or "'''twigs'''") is a tile found in places where the ground can be tilled with a [[Hoe]]. It has a chance to drop [[Artifacts]], [[Lost Books]], [[Crops#Mixed Seeds|Mixed Seeds]], [[Stone]], or [[Clay]] when tilled. They are much more common in [[winter]]. | An '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (also known as "'''worms'''", "'''stems'''", or "'''twigs'''") is a tile found in places where the ground can be tilled with a [[Hoe]]. It has a chance to drop [[Artifacts]], [[Lost Books]], [[Crops#Mixed Seeds|Mixed Seeds]], [[Stone]], or [[Clay]] when tilled. They are much more common in [[winter]]. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Although many players call them "worms," Artifact Spot is the name found in the game code. | *Although many players call them "worms," Artifact Spot is the name found in the game code. | ||
*An episode of [[Livin' Off The Land]] describes them as "stems | *An episode of [[Livin' Off The Land]] describes them as "little brown stems": | ||
[[File:Artifact Spot Tip.jpg| | ::[[File:Artifact Spot Tip.jpg|600px]] | ||
[[Category:Gameplay]] | [[Category:Gameplay]] | ||
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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Artifact Spot, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Artifact Spot - Stardew Valley Wiki }} An Artifact Spot (also known as "worms", "stems", or "twigs") is a tile found in places where the ground can be tilled with a Hoe. It has a chance to drop Artifacts, Lost Books, Mixed Seeds, Stone, or Clay when tilled. They are much more common in winter.
Trivia
- Although many players call them "worms," Artifact Spot is the name found in the game code.
- An episode of Livin' Off The Land describes them as "little brown stems":
