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Remembering one’s shovel
Back after excavating for a week at St Johns near Kapunda. This site is being researched by a Flinders University PhD archaeology student, and is about five kilometres from my own research area of Baker’s Flat. St Johns was one of … Continue reading
Posted in Baker's Flat, Excavation, Field work, Kapunda
Tagged excavation, Flies and fly nets, food for the field, shovels, St Johns
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Don't forget your shovel 