Who knew that for months I've been studying within a block of an active archaeology site? Moreover why did the Department not think to arrange a tour, especially when one of our activities last term was a map regression of the site? I guess there's no use asking why. I should probably just revel in the fact that I got to view the site today before it is possibly covered up again. Sorry I don't have photos forgot my camera, but if you are desperate to see/read about what I'm describing, visit this website. It was fun and who knows I might be in a background shot on the local BBC tonight. Today was day two of Mark Horton's (one of my lecturers and BBC star archaeologist [smile]) media storm and they were filming while I was there.
Now I'm in the crowded Arts and Social Sciences Library with stressed-out-prepping-for-exams undergraduates, which translates to a not so great studying environment. Think I'll head home after checking out books in a few minutes to study... maybe in the garden. We are having another glorious day.
Just, Margaret
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