| Displaying Diary Entries for Space: 84 |
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| Name: | Burcu Tung |
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| Date: | 7/3/2012 |
| Entry: | Its been a hectic couple of days, although it seems as though things are finally settling down. I’ve been here since the 19th of June, and it already feels like I’ve actually never left. Exploring those feelings are for another day though.
The season ... click here for more... |
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| Name: | Åsa Berggren |
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| Date: | 7/8/2012 |
| Entry: | This is my first diary entry for the 2012 season. I have been here for two weeks already, so this is long overdue. I have been working with Burcu in the North area, and I have been excavating two burials.
The first one was a small Neolithic child burial ... click here for more... |
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| Name: | Arne Sjostrom |
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| Date: | 7/10/2012 |
| Entry: | As decided yesterday we made a test trench by the southern walls, F.3623 and F.3624. In the 1x1m and 0,5m deep trench an arbitrary midden layer was excavated, U.19486. It was clear that the inner wall F.3624 is the younger one, since it ended c. 0,3m belo... click here for more... |
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| Name: | Arne Sjostrom |
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| Date: | 7/10/2012 |
| Entry: | Since the database has been out of order for some days and it hasn’t been possible to enter the diary, this entry consists of many days, from the beginning of my stay.
After a few days of work of at the east mound, north shelter, space 84, things are s... click here for more... |
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| Name: | Maciej Chylenski |
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| Date: | 7/15/2012 |
| Entry: | Me and Arne were assigned to the space 84 shortly after the beginning of the season (after warming up in building 3, those who were there know what I am writing about). The situation in the space which seemed back than to be pretty obvious got complicated... click here for more... |
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| Name: | Arne Sjostrom |
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| Date: | 7/17/2012 |
| Entry: | The last week we have mainly been digging the midden in building 108, space 84. From the first trench in the midden (that was c. 1x1m and 0,5m deep, U.19486), we continued two more metres to the east, to the border of the cut (U.20414), in the eastern par... click here for more... |
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| Name: | Jackie |
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| Date: | 7/18/2012 |
| Entry: | "One man’s trash is another man’s treasure." This age old adage takes on no greater meaning than whilst excavating a midden. Middens are basically Neolithic dumpsters, rife with litres upon litres of ashes, coals, dung, stones, bricks, the bony remnants o... click here for more... |
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| Name: | Maciej Chylenski |
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| Date: | 7/19/2012 |
| Entry: | Things got pretty complicated in our little “midden mine” since my last entry. If anybody have been reading it, they may remember the lots of things that were puzzling our little team, and the few things we were sure of. Oh the vanity and ignorance of th... click here for more... |
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| Name: | DT |
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| Date: | 8/4/2012 |
| Entry: | Priority feedback for pottery from 20449 - North - Sp.84
There are just a couple of tiny pieces from this unit. Most of the pottery we have has come from middens, but this midden is strange because there is very very little pottery. |
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| Name: | DT |
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| Date: | 8/4/2012 |
| Entry: | Priority feedback for pottery from 20449 - North - Sp.84
There is just a couple of tiny pieces from this unit. Normally most of the pottery we have has come from midden, but this midden is strange because there is very very little pottery. |
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