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Started this discussion. Last reply by Emma Oxenby Wohlfart Sep 6.
well well well, there has been some very interesting stuff this season! the most interesting being the discovery of Iron Age pottery in trench 65, a mass of flint debatage, a full base of a quern stone, roman pottery, and the continuation of the inner ditch! so very interesting post hole assemblages, and last but not least, we now have a hearth for a roundhouse! I will update you more as the dig comes to an end and hopefully there is yet more to come. Its the open weekend this weekend, so if… Continue
Posted on September 3rd, 2008 at 8:20am —
hey good news i passed my archaeology A level! heres a run down of the results and units. Unit 1 - survaying and excavation A Unit 2 - Post excavation Analysis A unit 3 - Ritual and Religion A Unit 4 - Settlement and Social Orginisation A Unit 5 - Material Culture E (ran out of time!! Ouch!) Unit 6 - Personal Study E (over 1000 words over word count - was expecting this one!) Unit 1,2 and 3 are As level with an overall grade of A Unit 4,5, and 6 are A2level with an overall grade of B I just… Continue
Posted on August 16th, 2008 at 11:00am — 2 Comments
My archaeology coursework is all done! it's titled " a Landscape study into the area surrounding St Thomas church in Mellor and its settlement." I have to admit im rather proud of it, even though i was well over word count by about 1000 words, but i couldnt go under word count without jepodising my typological anylsis and my pottery anylsis. If any one is interested in a taster please let me know! Kirsty
Posted on June 20th, 2008 at 9:47am — 3 Comments
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 on May 15th, 2008 at 7:46am —
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 on May 9th, 2008 at 12:30pm — 4 Comments
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