Isn't it a bit weird to do a major archaeological dig on twentieth-century remains? That's a question that Hugh McBrien gets a lot.
Isn't it a bit weird to do a major archaeological dig on twentieth-century remains? That's a question that Hugh McBrien gets a lot. McBrien, site supervisor overseeing the excavation of Victorian, Edwardian and pre-war remains lying in the path of the M74 extension, agrees that your typical archaeologist is usually looking for prehistoric pottery, not Edwardian jam jars.
Isn't it a bit weird to do a major archaeological dig on twentieth-century remains? That's a question that Hugh McBrien gets a lot.