HI MY NAME IS MARA

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by Shiny Mathew8 views·Updated May 24, 2021

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  1. Hi my name is Mara.
  2. I'm an oncologist and I walk in your way today.
  3. I would like to I like to describe about what
  4. do I do in a day as an archaeologist.
  5. So I wake up every day morning for 55 am
  6. I for breakfast I have hottie are cereals and for
  7. 55 A.
  8. M. Everybody has finally arrived on site dale.
  9. Our square leader gives us the instruction for our unit.
  10. Continue what we started yesterday.
  11. He says we walk carefully around the shreds of pottery
  12. we had found the day before.
  13. We can't move the shreds until they have being photographed
  14. or covering.
  15. They're fine with brown paper bags and earth was the
  16. best way to prevent stray animals or any persons from
  17. disturbing the discovery.
  18. 6 30 am.
  19. Finally the photograph arrives and he takes photo of different
  20. shots from different angles and I write down the I.
  21. D. And numbers of the location on his list of
  22. photographs. Eight in the A.
  23. M. My workmen calls to me saying he found a
  24. coin coins are good.
  25. They help date the site and tell us what it
  26. is useful.
  27. 11:40 a.m. We appear to have found a floor.
  28. We call over the big director.
  29. He finds this very exciting.
  30. We are to clear as much as we can find
  31. and try figure out what this floor will relate to.
  32. The small section of an ancient ball near the middle
  33. of square 12 45 lunchtime.
  34. 1:30 p.m. Fieldworkers finished for the day.
  35. Yet there's still more work to do Dell and I
  36. sat down to wash some portrait shirts armed with two
  37. brush and our water bucket.
  38. We clean the dirt of the sheds we found this
  39. morning, four oclock PM dale and I display the party
  40. shreds in a corner of a table under the canopy
  41. of the courtyard.
  42. Further sheds.
  43. I used for poetry reading sessions.
  44. We arranged them by Locusts and sort them into categories
  45. rim sheds based threats.
  46. Painter sheds, body sheds, et cetera.
  47. The big director takes a look at the sheds we
  48. have found the day and tells us that the period
  49. he thinks they did from 4 45 PM dale.
  50. And I start identifying ceramic shreds by writing individual numbers
  51. for each of them.
  52. It's long and judicious, but it must be done.
  53. Sheds that come from the same vessel are glued together
  54. and we give only one identification number for the whole
  55. part. And this is what I do in a day
  56. and it is a little bit complicated because you need
  57. to be concentrated on what you're doing.
  58. You can't break a single piece of that part at
  59. least because it's kept to show you guys the in
  60. from in the music.
  61. So I hope you understood what I do in a
  62. day and