Ultimate archaeology transport system.

[ashley]

quote:Originally posted by oldgirl

quote:Originally posted by ashley

Actually Hosty is buying them to rent out to those who lose their jobs to get EVEN.

How much is the rent?

Hasn't been announced yet

[peteraf]

You could try getting one of these Its the all round kit Photo reconnaissance, an aid to total archaeology and the only plane you would need for the Archaeological conditions enforcement squadron.




http://video.google.co.uk/videosearch?hl...&ct=title#

[Sith]

quote:Originally posted by gorilla

I did think of trying to get into 'total archaeology' once... whereby you explode a very large bomb in the centre of a site [snip] Furthermore, if it was a nuclear explosion... the site would have to be cordoned off (for say 50 years) so that nasty post-ex and recording / report writing thing could wait a while

Were you at Bradford in the early '90s by any chance? your methodology sounds starngely familiar to one proposed at that time by the archaeolgical society.

As for vehicles, I've seen much better Harriers for sale on Ebay over the last few years. I reckon, however, that armour would be better than fast air, as the tracks spread the weight better and there's usually built in tea making facilities (in British examples at least).

The example below might be just the ticket and it's for sale too. Bonus!

http://www.armyrecognition.com/europe/An...06_002.jpg

D. Vader
Senior Consultant

Vader Maull & Palpatine
Archaeological Consultants

Your lack of archaeological imagination disappoints me Curator

[gorilla]

quote:Were you at Bradford in the early '90s by any chance? your methodology sounds starngely familiar to one proposed at that time by the archaeolgical society.

Errr... yes, I admit it! I was there in the early 90's. I also remember the t-shirt!


"I hope one day chickens will be able to cross the road without having their motives questioned" Anon