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Excavation Begins! |
Taking the bus to the site |
Archaeologist Erin outlines the kiva structure |
Lindsay (Ed) and Rachel begin work in their kiva |
| "I learned that while excavating you have to have a good sense of humor or you will be driven insane by the bugs, heat, and staring at the same dirt." - Rachel |
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A three trowel salute from Tayla, Robert, and Paul |
A collared lizard visits |
Matt points out a possible wall to Keren |
A fascinating artifact... no, wait. It's a rock. |
Sarah J begins work |
Ali befriends the dustpan |
Lunch break (in the shade) |
Spontaneous water fight! |
Lindsay measures her own elevation |
| "Being able to touch and hold the artifacts showed me how fragile they are." - Sarah K |
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Corey shows off some burnt corn |
Corey digging in his roomblock unit |
Where else has this knife been? |
Rachel snags some watermelon |
Johanna and Ali survey their kiva unit |
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"I learned that digging in a unit involves a lot more than I expected:
the careful screening and digging around rocks. It was also interesting to assess
the land of a site itself: like depressions in the land and possible kivas."
- Mariah
Captions provided by Sarah^2, Rachel, Katie, Monica, Randy, and Meg.
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Web page designed by Katie McEnaney and Sean Steele. Last updated August 15, 2005.
Photos for the HSFS 2005 web site were taken by Keren Engoltz, Paul Ermigiotti,
Shaine Gans, Lew Matis, Katie McEnaney, Angela Schwab, and Sean Steele.
Copyright © 2005 by Crow Canyon Archaeological Center.
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