by Irma Havlicek
Powerhouse Museum Online Producer
I showed some photos in an earlier post about the site clearing we did in order to enable the geophysical work to be done.
Here are some before and after panoramas, taken by Hugh Thomas, which give a better idea of the scale of site clearing that was done in the first week of the project.
Before:
After:
After six incredible weeks the 2024 Zagora Archaeological Project field season is coming to a conclusion this weekend as we prepare to say farewell to our second group of students and to many of our field specialists.
On Monday October 28th the Zagora Archaeological Project as part of its community outreach and engagement, held a public open day event. We were very gratified to receive and welcome approximately seventy people on a lovely autumn afternoon.
2 thoughts on “Zagora: panoramas before and after site clearing”
The site’s been given a haircut!!
Yes – a number 1! But with all the rain we had last week, there is already quite a lot of regrowth – and the colour is changing from yellow to green. I’ve been photographing the transformation and plan to get some photos up down the track.