Yes, you can. If you save, apply or pop with git stash with no arguments, it works like a stack by default, but you can also access the other entries. For example `git stash pop stash@{n}`, where n is the index of the entry in the stash "stack", applies the nth stash entry on top of the working tree and then removes it from the stored stashes. The latest entry is at index zero, so stash@{0} would be the last saved/pushed one.

You can see a list of saved stashes and their indices with `git stash list`.