A block of suspicious sand must be dry for you to crush away its edges, but if you find one that's prime for excavation, simply use your brush on it until its contents spill out onto the ground.

Suspicious sand blocks currently generate near desert wells and desert temples in Minecraft. They aren't renewable, so the only supply that players will have of these blocks are the ones that ...

Without suspicious sand/gravel blocks in Minecraft 1.20, players wouldn't get far in their archeological pursuits.Without these blocks and a brush, the idea of excavating ancient items is still a ...

As for the other methods, players can locate the blocks inside Desert Wells, typically in the water. You can also swim down to Warm Ocean Ruins to find the Suspicious Sand, where you can utilize ...

Mojang released its game-changing 1.20 update, Trails and Tales, for Minecraft earlier today, on June 7. It's available now for both Java and Bedrock players. Trails and Tales introduces a wide ...