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Andrew Moore’s / Paul Donnelly’s first 2014 Zagora trench team – Trench 6

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Andrew Moore
Andrew Moore, who supervised Trench 6 for three weeks until Paul Donnelly could arrive from Australia. © AAIA; photo by Irma Havlicek
by Irma Havlicek
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Here are some photos of the team who worked on Trench 6 for the first three weeks of the 2014 excavations. The excavation here was supervised by Andrew Moore for the first three weeks of the 2014 season because Paul Donnelly, who supervised the area last year, was unable to participate in the season until about half way through.

Paul met with Andrew on the last day of the first three weeks of excavation, Friday 10 October, and they discussed progress and perspectives on the trench so Paul could effectively resume the supervision.

The 2013 site plan showing trench locations in 2013 is at the bottom of this post. For more information about this part of Zagora, see last year’s post on Excavation Area 5.

Dig team of trench
The Trench 6 dig team. From left: Fatih Mehmet Er, Andrew Moore, Julia McLachlan and Steve Vasilakis. © AAIA; photo by Irma Havlicek
Team members of trench
From left: ZAP project director, Meg Miller; Fatih Mehmet Er; site supervisor for the first three weeks, Andrew Moore; Julia McLachlan; Steve Vasilakis; and Paul Donnelly who supervised this excavation area last year, and is back to supervise again for weeks 4-6. © AAIA; photo by Irma Havlicek
Andrew Moore briefing Paul Donnelly in the Zagora dig hut
(l-r) Andrew Moore briefing Paul Donnelly in the Zagora dig hut about progress in Trench 6 during the first three weeks of the excavation season. © AAIA; photo by Irma Havlicek
Andrew Moore and Paul Donnelly in the Zagora dig hut
A closer shot of Andrew Moore and Paul Donnelly in the Zagora dig hut. © AAIA; photo by Irma Havlicek
Andrew and Paul discussing the southern trenches on site at Zagora
Andrew and Paul discussing Trench 6 at Zagora. © AAIA; photo by Irma Havlicek
Andrew Moore and Lesley Beaumont
Trench supervisor, Andrew Moore, with Lesley Beaumont, one of the Zagora project directors. Andrew and Lesley studied Archaeology together in England many years ago. Andrew excavated some extremely significant sites as an archaeologist. He is now a barrister in England but mentioned in a phone call to Lesley earlier this year that he missed archaeological excavation. Lesley told him about the upcoming Zagora excavations, likely to be the last excavation season in the near future. And, well, the rest is history.
Julie McLachlan hugs Fatih Mehmet Er goodbye
Julia McLachlan hugs Fatih Mehmet Er who was leaving the dig after working at Zagora for three weeks. He, like all the others, was very sad to have to go. There were many scenes of hugging and affection around the site on this last day of the first half of the dig because some team members had to leave. Working together in adversity creates a very special camaraderie. © AAIA; photo by Irma Havlicek
The plan showing the areas being excavated at Zagora in 2014
This 2013 site plan shows the areas that were excavated at Zagora in 2013. Trenches 1 and 2 are not shown here because these were test trenches excavated in 2012. The Zagora site survey data by R. C. Anderson, J. J. Coulton, M. McCallum, and A. Wilson. This 2013 plan by A. Wilson. © Zagora Archaeological Project

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