The fieldwork I did earlier this month left me behind at work, so I haven't been able to post much over the last week or so. I'll be able to get back to regular posts soon. In the meantime, here's a picture I took during a little break from my fieldwork.
For those who might be interested in such things, the picture is a 2 second exposure at F3.5 taken using an 18mm lens and a Pentax *istD dSLR camera.
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Tobias Bondesson has kindly sent me photographs of several interesting finds, taken during our recent fieldwork with the heavy dudes of the Gothenburg Historical Society. With his permission, I've inserted them into the relevant blog entries:
tags: Smithsonian, National Museum of Natural History,
In Sweden, the County Archaeologist's office decides where contract-archaeological fieldwork is needed, how much it can be allowed to cost the land developer, and which excavation unit should do the work.
I've got a lot of fun stuff going on right now.
Grrr, I'm suffering from some serious geological envy here. I can only comfort myself that you didn't waste all your time on things biological.
I did start out planning to be a paleontologist - I got sucked over to the gene jock dark side fairly early, but I've still got a soft spot for rocks.
Ooo, pretty. I've linked to it.
Wonderful. Any chance you'd make a desktop resolution version available?