Diggers showed up already before 10 o'clock |
Around midday after eating lunch the first archeological findings were done. They were small pieces of rock called quartz splinters that broke away from the quartz when it was being shaped into an item. In Finland quartz splinters are an important way to find ancient habitations of humans from the Stone Age. Here is a picture of the most interesting quartz splinter that was found by an ambitious archeological hobbyist.
Around the end of the day the digs were about ten centimeters deep. In this picture one of the archeologists Miia Listenmaa is making notes while the diggers continue their work diligently until three o'clock. The other two professional archeologist were leading archeologist Jouko Pukkila and assisting Mikko Helminen. The days spoils were several shards from the Stone Aged human habitation.
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