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I Volunteered for This?! Life on an Archaeological Dig Patti O’Connor Patti O’Connor Dig headquarters—strategy center for the summer. The camp cook in his kitchen. A Manual of Field Excavation Handbook for Field Archaeologists, edited by William G. Dever and H. Darrell Lance (New York: Hebrew Union College—Jewish Institute of Religion, 1978), a thorough introduction to modern excavation and recording techniques. … AND psychologically Whatever you read beforehand, however, go into the summer with an open mind, prepared to encounter new ideas and to learn some new methods. Plan to make the most of your digging experience whatever the structure of the project. Even if it does not include a formal educational program, consider yourself a student and determine to learn as much as you can. On the other hand, if you join a field school-type project, do not think of it as you would a classroom course. Consider the dig more as an internship training opportunity where what you X\