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Behr Archaeological Site

N300-6 · #8E785C · LRV 20

Compare with other brands: Valspar Tweedy is a 98% match

Archaeological Site (N300-6) is a dark brown from Behr with a strong yellow undertone. Its LRV is about 20 (dark): it absorbs more light than it reflects. best in well-lit rooms, on accent walls, or on cabinetry. The closest match in another brand is Valspar Tweedy (98% match).

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LRV

20 · Dark

Undertone

Yellow · strong

Temperature

Warm

Code

N300-6

HEX

#8E785C

RGB

142, 120, 92

HSL

34°, 21%, 46%

Family

Browns

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Archaeological Site FAQ

What undertone does Archaeological Site have?

Archaeological Site is a dark brown with a strong yellow undertone. Its color temperature is warm. This is estimated from the digital color values; north-facing light pulls undertones cooler and warm bulbs pull them warmer, so check a real sample on your wall.

What is the LRV of Archaeological Site?

Archaeological Site has an LRV (Light Reflectance Value) of about 20 on a 0–100 scale, which is dark. It absorbs more light than it reflects. Best in well-lit rooms, on accent walls, or on cabinetry.

What is the closest match to Archaeological Site in other brands?

Valspar: Tweedy (T588), 98%; Glidden: Hat Box Brown (PPG1085-6), 97%; Dunn-Edwards: Rock 'n' Oak (DE6209), 97%; Benjamin Moore: Raleigh Sorrel (CW-135), 97%; PPG: Hat Box Brown (PPG1085-6), 97%; Sherwin-Williams: Fallen Leaves (SW 9114), 97%; HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: Fallen Leaves (HGSW9114), 97%; Farrow & Ball: Dibber (No. 312), 86%. Matches are estimated from digital color values and are not official conversions; always compare a real sample of both.

What is the HEX code of Archaeological Site?

The HEX code of Archaeological Site (N300-6) is #8E785C, RGB 142, 120, 92. Use it for digital mockups; painted color will vary with light and sheen.