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🕑 Added 2021-04-14 17:53:14 +0000 UTCAs we edge closer to our digs, it's time to start thinking about what we'll need to bring with us. Just like a seaside holiday, there'll be plenty of buckets and spades. Optimistically, we're packing the sun screen, just in case the sun decides to grace us with its presence!
But what exactly do you need to bring for both an archaeological excavation and a television shoot?
Thankfully our good friends Derek Pitman and Lawrence Shaw aka 'Career in Ruins' are on-hand to provide a few suggestions. Derek, Lawrence and Tim throw their suggestions into the ring, in no particular order, and you might be surprised by some of them!
Of course, we're bound to have forgotten something, so perhaps you could help us with a few suggestions in the comments below. Extra marks for being creative with your ideas...
To see more from Career in Ruins, head over to their new YouTube channel and hit that subscribe button: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrY8_scWUT3_Twy9Ok6K0fQ
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Mark Cooke
The white men meet …….
A Challenger? A Tony !
Mel Blunt
Did anyone say ‘landscape archeologist’ ?
Tents just in case it rains and plenty of rain gear!
Bron Lloyd
I LOVED this! But as a historian, I want a historian!
Jon Colcord
Now Tim, you mentioned a tower or cherry picker to look down on the site. Is this still necessary in the days of the drone? It was mentioned in the list, and the drone will now take the place of putting a human in the air for any reason, so maybe no need for a helicopter either. I know that Stewart doesn’t want to hear that, but a good drone will keep everyone safely on the ground!
Amy Singerle
Historian please
A Bleese
Me
Susan Dole
wooden tools and chopsticks and small wooden kabob sticks and the like in case you encounter bone. Spatulas in case you encounter a roman barge. ;)
Conan Mills
So are the Life in Ruins guys taking part in the new series?
Jen A
TV crew
Todd Gillespie
Golf carts and/or a gator to get around in.
