I had a chance this morning during work to download the first round of photos from the dig camera. I thought I would post a few pics here of a higher quality than those I've taken with my iPhone camera. I love my iPhone, but it isn't as cool as our Nikon!
Learning to feel sand, silt, and clay, or even clayey loam:
Pictures of Grid 42 South, 18 West.
First, the opening shot:
Then after the first level was removed, leaving a suspicious pile of stone in setu and exposing level 2- a much redder sediment.
After working in level 2 for a little bit, exposing a foundation for a light wooden framed building:
A very big thanks to Chuck Young and to the Social Sciences department at MTU for sponsoring Chuck's trip out to help us with the remote sensing survey!
Then after the first level was removed, leaving a suspicious pile of stone in setu and exposing level 2- a much redder sediment.After working in level 2 for a little bit, exposing a foundation for a light wooden framed building:
Some pics of people doing geophysics with Chuck Young and other dig related tasks:
A very big thanks to Chuck Young and to the Social Sciences department at MTU for sponsoring Chuck's trip out to help us with the remote sensing survey!
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