The frustratingly slow broadband connection in the field prevents us from updating this blog daily (and posting pictures). Since I am in the city for some logistical concerns, I will take this opportunity to upload FS in action pictures.
The first week went by quickly. The students learned the basics of archaeological field techniques, especially the principle of natural and arbitrary levels. They are also learning how to recognize features, stratigraphic profiles, and artifact processing (washing and accessioning).
The first week went by quickly. The students learned the basics of archaeological field techniques, especially the principle of natural and arbitrary levels. They are also learning how to recognize features, stratigraphic profiles, and artifact processing (washing and accessioning).
Tape and compass mapping (Charmaine Ledesma)
Aom Hoontrakul, Camille Dy, and Mariana Sanders establishing a new unit.
Accessioning artifacts. Donna Arriola supervising students (Jordan Ballard, Nina Peck, Cory Obermeyer, Jacy Moore
Jacy Moore clearing up Burial 1.
The midden team. Bradley Halbert and Nico Unay.
Trench 4 with Cy Calugay, Harpy Valerio, and Nina Peck.
Hao Nguyen, Donna Arriola, and Michelle Eusebio establishing a new square.
Trench 3. Camille Dy, Jordan Ballard, Sarah Briones, Aom Hoontrakul, Vannie Cabrera, and Grace Barretto-Tesoro.
Screening. Cindy Recile and Charmaine Ledesma.
Burial 1 (so far the only burial uncovered by the team).
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