And here we all will once be on this five-kopeck coin

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It has been said: "All under the god we walk." Also remembering admonitions about "judging lest ye be judged". How is true. Is perhaps not so remarkable that, upon change of the vantage point, the perspective, the view, it changes. Earth-shattering! The view from the village on the south side of the mountain differs from that of the north side

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[coppercateddy]

Week one in Peshkopi is done, test is done, taking pictures of Hohokam not done, no camera. Hopefully will obtain once knight-in-shining-corolla comes to tour the land and meet some of its occupants.

Now can name 10 types of pottery sherds in central Arizona. Aparently pit houses in Gila were dug deeper and would look like a bigger depression in the landscape. Not sure I would really get an eye for this, unless a large depression neatly surrounded by stones. Did see a ball court, had ring of stones, could see this. Pit houses have been shown..."look a depression". As long a shovel doesn't "find" anything, I would be happy. Have seen some arrowheads on Gila forest, large early quarter of 1900's road grader in middle of nowhere with juniper growing through it, mining shacks/log cabins. SmallMountain-ry found a civil war grave site of two buffalo (?) soliders (archaeologists knew of this one).

Now sitting on balcony of hotel, enjoying sunset, cranberry juice, and marigolds. The same kind of marigolds we used to have.

[coppercateddy]

And we shall have them again, just for you. I like their aroma, their fwaygwens, too. Say hi to armoured-knight-shiner-corolla-pilot. Wish there was something I could do to help.

I miss my days in the field; middle-of-nowhere is a good place to find neat stuff, traces of past lives, a hawk feather, a pock-marked rock, old cabins wall-papered with newspapers from 80-100 years ago, etc. Plus, the opportunity to go at your own pace doing your job ... a treasure.

Dah Doud