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Bloody Senior Archaeologist's

my local senior archaeodude, just emailed me saying...... Ive booked you on the site, every teusday till you've finnished college. hope thats ok, send you the details later! How random, but i take it thats a good sign! lol I'll update you all on the site when i can, its a Cairn, previsouly excated (poorly) by ametures in the 1980's, they didnt even fill it properly when they where done, evidence ranging back to the mesolithic, so it should be interesting! Kirst

Posted by Kirst on May 15th, 2008 at 7:46am — No Comments (Add)

Vinca Culture - 100 years

Vinca, 100 years

Posted by Todor on May 9th, 2008 at 2:04pm — No Comments (Add)

Experimental Archaeology

I just made a nice flint necklace! nothing like some Experimental archaeology to cheer you up. If you want to make one its really easy..... You need: a peice of Flint a tree some wire and a leather "thong" Step one: Get a piece of wood from the tree (literally a stick) Step two: if you need to sand it down to desiered length/colour/thickness. Step three: use the edge of the Flint to cut a groove in one end of the wood make sure it will fit the end of the flint in nicely. Step four: use wir… Continue

Posted by Kirst on May 9th, 2008 at 12:30pm — 4 Comments (Add)

Medieval Frescoes in Bulgaria

On May 10th I am off for nearly three weeks to Bulgaria to chase Medieval Frescoes in abandoned churches and mon asteries with Balkan Heritage. I shall be returning with lots of photos and hopefully some good stories. Anyone with information please let me know. Gerald

Posted by Gerald Maurice Wilkinson on May 3rd, 2008 at 10:35am — No Comments (Add)

3 May 2008

My first entry. Nothing very exciting going on right now. Nothing to do with Archaeology anyway. Starting May 19 I'll have started a three week arch. field school. I will post things about it here. Starting June 17, I'll have begun my summer internship at the Oshkosh Public Museum in Oshkosh, WI. Information about said Internship is forthcoming.

Posted by Dean Macholl on May 3rd, 2008 at 2:59am — No Comments (Add)

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CRMs, job requirments
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I was wondering if anyone can tell me what are usualy the basic skills to get hired with a CRM in the states. So far what I have is BA in archaeology, 2 seasons of excavations (not much i know) in ... Continue

Started by Alexey. Last reply by Alexey May 6.

I'm going on my first dig this summer
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I'm going on my first dig this summer on the coast of Maine. The dig is of a merchant's home/farm from, I believe, c. 1600-1800's. I'm terrifically excited. I have been doing a lot of reading, main... Continue

Tagged: time, maine, first, digs, tips

Started by jimbojames. Last reply by Dean Macholl May 4.

Archaeological trips to Greece
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Does anyone know of any trips to Greece. Particularly to Thermopylae? I would like to go as soon as possible but later is great aswell. I was also wondering if anyone here goes on archaeological tr... Continue

Tagged: thermopylae

Started by JB. Last reply by Diarmaid Walshe May 3.

 
 

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