Minecraft’s Trails and Tales update has added a number of new features to the game including Archeology. When going treasure hunting in the new Trail and Ocean ruins, players can find Suspicious Blocks with hidden items inside.
To get these items, you’ll need a new tool – the Archeology Brush. Keep reading for everything you need to know about crafting, repairing, and using the Archeology Brush as well as the possible loot drops you can get with it.
How To Craft The Archeology Brush
The Archeology Brush has a very simple recipe – all it takes is a feather, a copper ingot, and a stick. Once crafted, the archeology brush has 64 points of durability, and each Suspicious Block brush will consume one point.
How To Repair The Archeology Brush
A damaged Archeology Brush can be repaired by crafting two brushes together. This results in their remaining durability being added together, with an additional 5% bonus. As a result, two brushes at just under half durability will create one full-durability brush.
How To Use The Archeology Brush
Using the Archeology Brush is very similar to using a pickaxe. However, you will need to use the secondary action button instead of the primary, like you would with shears.
Press and hold this button for 5 seconds to finish brushing a block. If you stop early, the block will stay in a…
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