Monthly Archives: June 2008

Well, the PKAP season is over, for me at least. I left yesterday for London where I will be attending the 5th International Congress of Maritime History in Greenwich. So that is what I am doing today, putting the finishing … Continue reading →

We finished fieldwork up today. We also finished up most of our labwork at the museum. We still need to finish up some of our logistical things over the weekend – clean the cars, organize our supplies that we are … Continue reading →

Things are heating up here at PKAP. We have only a few days of work left and alot that we want to accomplish. We have finished all of our survey, excavation, and GPS work. What is left is tying up … Continue reading →

The season is now rapidly approaching its end. We should finish up fieldwork by this Friday, as well as the museum work. As for me, I have spent the last 2 days at Athienou looking at their pottery. I wasn’t … Continue reading →

There are only 9 more days left before I leave Cyprus. We are trying very hard to get things to start winding down so that we can leave everything well organized for next year. Our first group of departees leave … Continue reading →

On Tuesday I went with Bill to take more GPS points on the slopes of Kokkinokremos. It started off on the plain below, but we soon worked our way up to the steeper slopes. As we wandered around, I was … Continue reading →

I know that I promised some pictures, but I have not had time to download them from my camera yet, maybe tonite. We now have less than 2 work weeks left in the field season and things are getting hectic. … Continue reading →

Things have begun to speed up for us here at PKAP. We reached the point where it feels like things are moving at their own pace and that we have to hurry up to finish all that we are hoping … Continue reading →