Tuesday 28th (continued!)
Maeve reflect's on Tuesday's events...
Tuesday was a pretty fun day, despite it consisting of rain, mud and more mud. In the morning me, Cat, Jay and Dan were taught how to do geophysics with Amy and Meggen (who we were all happy to see!). We measured and set up the ropes and the resistivity machine adjacent to the site. This was to try and determine how far the features seen in the trench continue across the park. However we had some problems with the machine as the ground was too compact, so this will be continued another day.
Tuesday was a pretty fun day, despite it consisting of rain, mud and more mud. In the morning me, Cat, Jay and Dan were taught how to do geophysics with Amy and Meggen (who we were all happy to see!). We measured and set up the ropes and the resistivity machine adjacent to the site. This was to try and determine how far the features seen in the trench continue across the park. However we had some problems with the machine as the ground was too compact, so this will be continued another day.
It was open afternoon after lunch and while some people were
giving tours and washing finds me and Cat were still trowelling in the pouring
rain. Our finds mostly consisted of bone and tiny fragments of pottery and
after around 2 hours of trowelling we were slowly starting to sink into the
mud! We swapped with some others so we could do finds after this and enjoyed
talking to the public about our finds (in a nice dry tent!). Despite being
covered head to foot in mud every other day, I will definitely miss the site on
Friday when we finish the excavation L
Maeve (in light blue) and Cat (in pink) working hard in the trench despite the rain
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