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It’s a dirty job
This week, Flinders University Archaeology Department is running a field school in the Sturt Gorge, excavating the ruins of a nineteenth century cottage. The Sturt Gorge Recreation Park covers almost 250 hectares, is just 13km south of Adelaide city centre, and conveniently … Continue reading
Posted in Excavation
Tagged bones, digging, excavation, Magpie Creek, rain, sieving, Sturt Gorge
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