Today my teams main goal was to move a lot of dirt. We began pick-axing the western side after we started moving the dirt away we discovered another skeleton adjacent to the pre-existing one. We are presuming that the skeleton we have just discovered considering its bones being much smaller than the original that it is the child of the pre-existing skeleton. We have not concluded whether the pre-existing skeleton is male or female. Unfortunately during the dirt removal a finger was severed from the new skeleton we found one of them through careful sifting but have yet to find the other.

I was not in class due to being at the Sam Houston College library with my english class.

Today we continued to move dirt out of the square. We were much more efficient than the first day. We first had a high on the northern side of the square. My team worked pretty well. Unfortunately there were no significant finds.

Today we went out to the field and went over some more of the basics. We broke up into teams and I am the leader of Alpha team. We began to work and moved a few buckets of dirt. We found no significant finds.

Today we went over the fundamentals of elevations on a dig site. We were taught how to do a top sheet. We learned how to find the height of instrument and what the benchmark is.

Today we took off the tarps that was protecting the square while were were on break. Mr. Thames the teacher also taught the new students the fundamentals of a dig site. At one point we had to get seven people around a tarp that was covering a sqaure, it was filled with lots of water, and we dumped it out over the edge.