Hoplite Description the people in the first two rows had interlocking shields and spears while the subsequent rows only had spears. There was no distance between people in the rows but each row was around 2 paces away from each other Materials Learning Curve We spent around an hour on our first formation, the hoplite.…
Week 9: Groma Lab Summary
By: Amalia Pappa, Luisa Cichowski, and Soren Eversoll Featured image: sketch by Em Jahn Introduction In our Experimental Archeology lab last week, we learned how to use an ancient Roman measuring tool called a Groma to perform a variety of surveying tasks. The archeological record shows that ancient Romans were very adept at creating straight…
week 9: Groma Lab
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tactics week
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week 7: let’s get this bread
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Week 6: Bread Lab I
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Week 5: Dye Lab!
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Week 4 Lab Data Group F: Ritual
Group members: Luisa Cichowski, Rahim Hamid, Amalia Pappa, and Samantha Zimmerman Setting up the woodpiles We had initially set our woodpile up more openly (fig.1) but Jake recommended we make our top layer more solid (fig. 2) Initial Measurements weight (oz) dimensions (in) femur 110.2 oz Length = 17 inWidth of head = 5 inWidth…
Ritual Reflection
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Week 3 Lab Journal
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