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Next up in our Archaeology Field School blog series: Delaney teaches us the proper methods of digging a test unit! https://t.co/oEf3wAifwD
New #UMWHISP #Archaeology #fieldschool blog post alert! Archer discusses our work with @StratfordHall this summer. #UMW #UMWMade
Our next Archaeology Field School blog post comes from Archer Long, in which she discusses our laboratory work at Stratford Hall! https://t.co/oJOWMIXRF6
After a hot day of digging, of course we got some ice cream, fed goats, and rode a slide. #UMWHISP #umw #fieldschool #Archaeology
4Beach lunch then crunching and interpreting data, making distribution maps of the artifacts we have been cataloging for @StratfordHall. #umw #Archaeology #fieldschool #UMWHISP
4The #UMWHISP #Archaeology #fieldschool is visiting @JRarchaeology today. Lunch break, then more touring this afternoon! Special guest tour guide: MWC hisp alumna Jamie May! #umw #Jamestown
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Tag Archives: Rappahannock Archaeology
Delaney Resweber – Schnitting isn’t a Baked Good (although I wish it was)
In the wise words of Dr. McMillan, what separates an archaeologist and a random guy digging holes is the process of diggings and documenting the units properly in order to make interpretations about the site; “our interpretations are only as … Continue reading
Lilly Salamone – This first week of field school was a ton of fun!
I had some experience volunteering in the UMW archaeology laboratory beforehand, but I was excited to expand it by working in the field. I did not really know what to expect, as the only experience with archaeology I had before … Continue reading
Lizzie O’Meara – Archaeology: Can you dig it?
The week of May 21st, 2018 marked my first week of field school with the University of Mary Washington. While the thought of getting to experience actual real world archaeology was an exciting one, I could not help but feel … Continue reading
