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Surveying

Mapping at a burial site near al-Karmal

Mapping

Documenting excavated layers in a trench at a Middle Stone Age site near Karmel (photo: Claudia Näser)

Excavating

Stone tools found on a site in the center of the island and re-assembled during analysis to show that they come from one ‘core’ i.e. a prepared pebble (photo: Annett Dittrich)

Stone Tool Analysis

Pottery of the Medieval period from the fortress near Karmel (photo: Claudia Näser)

Pottery Analysis

Nearby residents visiting members of the archaeological team – in the picture Jens and Gemma – at the Kerma burial site near the village of Karmel (photo: Gareth Rees)

Doing Community Archaeology

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