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My Experiences and AdviceNewest Review: ... going on a dig. At the beginning, there is this wonderful sense of anticipation in the air, as all the diggers turn up eager to find out what we are going to be doing - but nobody exactly knows what you are going to find, or when. Underneath the muddy field you are staring at, there could be beautiful Roman mosaics, a palace, a type of metalwork never seen before or something that could ... more |
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by collingwood21 - written on 15/07/02 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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I would like to begin this opinion by making an apology. Well, two apologies really - firstly for being so utterly predictable that I have found yet another opportunity to witter on at you about archaeology, and secondly for posting this in what is not strictly the correct category (I've already written a review in the "archaeology in general" bit, I'm afraid). But when prompted to write about "a favourite thing" as part of Jill Murphy's celebration of life, what else could I think of that brought me as much pleasure (and that I could post before the watershed)? You should all hopefully know what archaeology is by now - it's ...


