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Dio-Rama · 21 Aug 2006, 7:11 PM

no bloody idea, but i say lots of palaeobiologists for a start. perhaps sealed area around the site, maybe mention the equipment, like those little brushes, x-ray machines to photograph the ground to see whats there before they destroy anything. also complette a scan of all disturbed ground within a certain radius for other evidence of ancient life. lots of shovels. bags for evidence, perhaps body bags. also get in a few archaeologidts and palaentologists, anthropologists who specialise in that sort of thing.
permission of the government for evidence found to be kept.
lots of strata, layers within the ground. may go down quite deep. very busy, but careful work.

hope that helps.

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Dio-Rama Assistant Member HSC: 2006 Gender: Female Location: everywhere as everything Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 55 Last Activity: 19 May 2008, 11:22 AM	Re: what an excavation site may consist of? no bloody idea, but i say lots of palaeobiologists for a start. perhaps sealed area around the site, maybe mention the equipment, like those little brushes, x-ray machines to photograph the ground to see whats there before they destroy anything. also complette a scan of all disturbed ground within a certain radius for other evidence of ancient life. lots of shovels. bags for evidence, perhaps body bags. also get in a few archaeologidts and palaentologists, anthropologists who specialise in that sort of thing. permission of the government for evidence found to be kept. lots of strata, layers within the ground. may go down quite deep. very busy, but careful work. hope that helps. __________________ ...YoU aRe Only MaD If YoU hAvE mAd ThOuGhTs... and if you can read this...