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November 14th 2008 |
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The end of the week approaches, undoubtedly salutary, because after the efforts provided by the whole team, a little rest won’t hurt anybody. Thomas Romon took in hand the release of the human bones. They are dispersed in a layer of rubbles, in a space more restricted than the precedents. The only contemporary elements discovered in the side are nails of framework and a bottle.
In the small space which remains to be excavated, we did not reach the archaeological layer yet and we have the hope to be able to release a burial or an element of burial still in place. Everyone is so impatient.
At the top of the hillock, we released, for Nick Marriner, a splendid cut of the ground of almost one meter high. He disappears almost entirely in the hole which was dug, attentively examining the traces left by the passage of the cyclones. The release of the second building also continues and, in the end of the afternoon, we arrive on the archaeological ground, nearly 80 cm under the level of this morning. No object was discovered for the moment, a home is in a corner.
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