The first class period of this year's throwdown of Forbidden Archaeology is in about a half hour. I'll write about what I've got in store so far this year soon. I'll also beginning writing more about my ongoing "real" archaeological work, including the trenching work we did in the spring and my plans on various other fronts. It was nice to have an honest break over the summer, and I feel re-charged and ready for a fun semester.
I wanted to take a moment to point you in the direction of a short article about the 2018 Broad River Archaeological Field School that appears in the latest edition of Legacy. If you followed the videos, much of what is in the article will be familiar. If not, it's a time-saving summary.
I wanted to take a moment to point you in the direction of a short article about the 2018 Broad River Archaeological Field School that appears in the latest edition of Legacy. If you followed the videos, much of what is in the article will be familiar. If not, it's a time-saving summary.
I'd also like to take a moment to congratulate Nena Rice upon her retirement. She has worked at SCIAA for over thirty years in numerous capacities, including as editor of Legacy. Thank you, Nena, for all your dedication and hard work!
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