Today was warmer on site or I was just working harder but I cannot work out which :P. It did start to drizzle a bit but after that it was fine :D. I have lifted both my 8th and 9th skeleton today and started to work on the skull I found working on my 9th. When recording my 8th I managed to label and annotate the bones correctly without any corrections for the first time, whats even funnier the skeleton is aged 6-8years old...why can I do it for a child with no bones yet formed properly and not a fully grown adult?
The skull is part of the area where the canadian is working which is making it more difficult to work out what is going on as hers is a multiple burial which I think now my 9th skeleton is part of and most likely this skull. I cannot do more until she moves a foot which is in the way but that cannot be done until we know what else is going in the rest of the area. Whilst working on the skull the excavator as it is known as on site or digger to you and me was working within metres of where I was without a hard hat on! This was properly strangest thing I have encountered, but does show that health and safety is different around the world!
me next to the working excavator
Waffel count: 1 today total: 6
Hopefully off to visit somewhere this weekend but not decided where yet...the choicest!
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