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Year: 2012 Author: Michelle Touton Categories: Day of Archaeology, Day of Archaeology 2012, Historical Archaeology, Commercial Archaeology, Maritime Archaeology, Post Medieval
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Touton, Michelle (2012): The Business of Archaeology. https://doi.org/10.5284/1079632 | 540 Kb |
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This feature, from a site we excavated in 2009, was originally built as a well. After the well silted up and was abandoned, it was used as a privy. The feature was pretty stinky. (doa_image5463.jpg) |
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