Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Today we went out on the site for the first time since 2 weeks ago due to rain. A lot of balks were down in most of the squares. In my square a pot that was upside down is showing just on the edge of an interior balk. One team found an intricate pot which had some sort of pipe inside of it. Today wasnt really the best work day it was more of reforming our squares.
Monday, November 17, 2008
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Monday, November 10, 2008
Today was filled with the smell of vinegar due to a paste we were cleaning a statue with. Also a lot of gluing was taking place. One team was gluing a clay plate. Another team was gluing two statues. Another team was gluing a marble plate and a marble glass. Overall a pretty productive and educational day.
Friday, November 7, 2008
Today all the teams got out to the field pretty late. So as soon as my whole team got out there we started digging. We moved over six buckets full, which is pretty productive. There was a few find but none more significant than the past. One team is almost to the base of their square going off and m.c that is resting in the center of their square. Also we were taught how to sweep the base of the square and to learn how it is the base.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Today we leveled our whole square and also went down a few cm. on one half. One of the other squares found a marble plate in a corner of their square. It was broken into three different pieces. The other square found a shield that goes to one of their statues. My team was able to move a lot of dirt today.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Monday, November 3, 2008
Today we cleaned the mc's(material culture) that we uncovered in the previous weeks. We were looking for any encryptions or items that would lead to its origin. The other team cleaned the sword and the statues they had found a week ago. The located some of the shattered pieces of an ivory statue that were misplaced in the dirt. No one really went into any farther studying of any of their material culture.
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