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HI MY NAME IS MARA
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Shiny Mathew
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Updated May 24, 2021
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HI MY NAME IS MARA
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Hi my name is Mara.
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I'm an oncologist and I walk in your way today.
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I would like to I like to describe about what
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do I do in a day as an archaeologist.
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So I wake up every day morning for 55 am
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I for breakfast I have hottie are cereals and for
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55 A.
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M. Everybody has finally arrived on site dale.
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Our square leader gives us the instruction for our unit.
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Continue what we started yesterday.
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He says we walk carefully around the shreds of pottery
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we had found the day before.
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We can't move the shreds until they have being photographed
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or covering.
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They're fine with brown paper bags and earth was the
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best way to prevent stray animals or any persons from
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disturbing the discovery.
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6 30 am.
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Finally the photograph arrives and he takes photo of different
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shots from different angles and I write down the I.
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D. And numbers of the location on his list of
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photographs. Eight in the A.
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M. My workmen calls to me saying he found a
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coin coins are good.
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They help date the site and tell us what it
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is useful.
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11:40 a.m. We appear to have found a floor.
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We call over the big director.
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He finds this very exciting.
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We are to clear as much as we can find
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and try figure out what this floor will relate to.
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The small section of an ancient ball near the middle
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of square 12 45 lunchtime.
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1:30 p.m. Fieldworkers finished for the day.
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Yet there's still more work to do Dell and I
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sat down to wash some portrait shirts armed with two
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brush and our water bucket.
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We clean the dirt of the sheds we found this
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morning, four oclock PM dale and I display the party
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shreds in a corner of a table under the canopy
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of the courtyard.
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Further sheds.
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I used for poetry reading sessions.
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We arranged them by Locusts and sort them into categories
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rim sheds based threats.
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Painter sheds, body sheds, et cetera.
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The big director takes a look at the sheds we
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have found the day and tells us that the period
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he thinks they did from 4 45 PM dale.
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And I start identifying ceramic shreds by writing individual numbers
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for each of them.
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It's long and judicious, but it must be done.
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Sheds that come from the same vessel are glued together
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and we give only one identification number for the whole
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part. And this is what I do in a day
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and it is a little bit complicated because you need
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to be concentrated on what you're doing.
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You can't break a single piece of that part at
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least because it's kept to show you guys the in
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from in the music.
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So I hope you understood what I do in a
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day and
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