Dig Director Pamela Gaber & volunteer Katherine Parker reading pottery at The
Mills |
Volunteer Mary Busch assisting master archaeologist (but only Pam's hubby on
this dig!) Bill Dever with architectural drawings |
Field school students Stephanie Scordia and Jennifer Rohrbaugh mug for the
camera (good excuse for a brief break!). |
Square supervisor Dan Roschnotti (yellow shirt) conversing with volunteers Kevin Welch and Julian Waldo on Theresa St. John's digging techniques? |
Doesn't this look like great fun? Volunteer Natalia Krawciw boxes an artifact. Keeping the records up-to-date is even cooler... |
Square supervisor Joanne Sidlovsky on the job. |
Damian Greenwell supervising--Dig it, Diggles! |
Diggles digs, too! |
Dig illustrator Valerie Woefel gets out into the field to draw an intact pot in situ. |
Here's the pot before it's been emptied of a handle. Rarely is a complete or almost
complete pot found outside of a grave context. |
Pot restoration |
Basin |
Volunteer Kyle Keimer does Clint Eastwood? "There are two kinds of people in this
world--those with loaded guns, and those who dig." |
Natalia and volunteer Amber Colella show us that digs are a great place to make
new friends. |
Laundry in the courtyard of "The Birdhouse" at siesta time was a regular
occurrence, as volunteer Melina Smirniou demonstrates -- but what are those
boys on the right up to? |
The "boys" (clockwise from upper left--Julian, Kyle, and Isaac Rifflemacher,
and field school student Steve Sharp) get back at the "girls" with a little prank
of their own--sealing the Birdhouse. Why? Stay tuned! |
Touring at Kolossi Castle on the way to Kourion |
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The palaestra at Kourion. See the world--join a dig today! |
Volunteers Rita Beck, Lindsey Fine, and Christina Salinas enjoy a Saturday
afternoon in the Troodos. |
Damian, Felio & friends enjoying some night life |
Hanging out at Bonanza with field schooler Adriel Harper, volunteers Kristen
Carlson and Adam Leroy, and a host of others you've already met. |
 
The beach can be fun too...Isaac on the left, Virginia Tech volunteers Laura
McNeil and Natalia on the right. |
In fact, how about some night life ON the beach? The dig celebrates July 4th at
Governor's Beach with sparklers. |
Mary and Adam at the Rocks of Aphrodite! Dangerous place, you two! |
A Rock of Aphrodite? |
Now why did those guys build a stone and mortar wall in front of the women's
Birdhouse living quarters? Could it be because they awoke one morning to
find all of the left shoes missing--miraculously found hanging in the olive trees
at the dig site? |
Idalion wants YOU!
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