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Oviedo, Spain cave with archeology team

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Our college-aged grandson is currently participating in an ongoing archeological dig outside of Oviedo, Spain (northern Atlantic coast area) Here's a picture of some of the group -- he's the young man on the right.
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wasicu

Archeology is fascinating! Paleontology (sp?) is also fascinating! Where I live now there are many dinosaur sites. To include in the area, the Mammoth Site in Hot Springs, SD and several sites that have produced T-Rex along with a lot more. There are also many Historic (meaning relatively modern) in the area.

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Cyndi, we consider him very fortunate. After Spain, he'll head to southern Germany to work in another site that has findings that date back about 40,000 years. Then it's back here to U of OK where he's working towards a degree in anthropology and linguistics.

wasicu, it sounds like you can really appreciate all this from a 1st person POV. And I totally agree about finding that bison and unborn calf -- fascinating!

wasicu

Doing Digs are great fun to do. I did 2 summers at a Dig on Naylor's Point on the Sea Plane Base at Whidbey Island back in the '80's. It was done through Skagit Valley College and U Dub (U of WA). Since then have done some Digs but the most exciting (to me) was up near Buffalo, SD. What was so exciting to me was not finding a bison cow but also her fetal calf in situ. Not 'earth shaking' at all but special to me.

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Isaly2

What an experience being able to participate in an ongoing archeological dig. I would love to be able to do that.

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