Lycoming College: North American Archaeology

Name: Andy Lutzkanin
Hometown: Middletown, Pennsylvania (home of Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant)
Major and Graduation Year: Chemistry and Music Major, with a Biology Minor. I really hope to graduate in 2006.
Reason for digging the excavation: Well now that is a funny story. I was sitting in my room the one day when all of a sudden there was cake. And I was like "wow cake!" and the cake was like "wow me!"
Highlight of your field school: Well I can't say that there was any one time that stands out over the day when Ann brought cake. That was hella tight. I also enjoyed the day when it was just Lee and I in the rain. That was hella wet. Oh, and Robin's daughter. Need I say more?
Assessment of your experience: I think I did well enough in this class. My paper is shaping up nicely, and we did find some pottery in our pit (better than nothing). I have truly honed my terracing and floor leveling skills for future use in the emergency room.

LYCOMING COLLEGE Williamsport, PA _________________ Why North American Archaeology? Introduction to Canfield Island Bressler Heritage Trail Faculty Students Photos Links	North American Archaeology Students
		ANDY LUTZKANIN Any questions or comments, e-mail grzkaty@lycoming.edu Copyright © 2003 Lycoming College		Name: Andy Lutzkanin Hometown: Middletown, Pennsylvania (home of Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant) Major and Graduation Year: Chemistry and Music Major, with a Biology Minor. I really hope to graduate in 2006. Reason for digging the excavation: Well now that is a funny story. I was sitting in my room the one day when all of a sudden there was cake. And I was like "wow cake!" and the cake was like "wow me!" Highlight of your field school: Well I can't say that there was any one time that stands out over the day when Ann brought cake. That was hella tight. I also enjoyed the day when it was just Lee and I in the rain. That was hella wet. Oh, and Robin's daughter. Need I say more? Assessment of your experience: I think I did well enough in this class. My paper is shaping up nicely, and we did find some pottery in our pit (better than nothing). I have truly honed my terracing and floor leveling skills for future use in the emergency room.