A Bookworm Transmogrified...
Jun. 2nd, 2010 06:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
endlessraritiesSo much for the economic recovery...
There's more demand for archaeological contractors, which means more fieldwork. I'm scheduled to be out on site this coming Friday and on Monday (which means I probably won't make it to the Writers' Group...) and my desk is rapidly becoming inundated with files, site drawings, scribbled notes and context sheets.
Archaeology generates an enormous amount of associated clutter. One or two sites to deal with at once is reasonable, but I'm now juggling four of the things. I must admit, though, that I'm getting back into the swing of things as far as fieldwork's concerned. It's easy to get lazy when you're used to life in the office. But when the weather's nice, it's rather pleasant to be out in the field.
Only trouble is, we're fast approaching the sneezing season... Ah well, every silver cloud has its thorns. Perhaps archaeology wasn't an ideal career choice for a hayfever sufferer!
There's more demand for archaeological contractors, which means more fieldwork. I'm scheduled to be out on site this coming Friday and on Monday (which means I probably won't make it to the Writers' Group...) and my desk is rapidly becoming inundated with files, site drawings, scribbled notes and context sheets.
Archaeology generates an enormous amount of associated clutter. One or two sites to deal with at once is reasonable, but I'm now juggling four of the things. I must admit, though, that I'm getting back into the swing of things as far as fieldwork's concerned. It's easy to get lazy when you're used to life in the office. But when the weather's nice, it's rather pleasant to be out in the field.
Only trouble is, we're fast approaching the sneezing season... Ah well, every silver cloud has its thorns. Perhaps archaeology wasn't an ideal career choice for a hayfever sufferer!
