People, Mygdalia Hill

like its owner, my brownie doesn't retain people's faces

Calm

At Mygdalia Hill on a bright day. (this is the river the cars went over every day without a bridge)
35mm b&w

some color

expired 35mm...the only color print the developer deigned to give me of Mygdalia Hill

Mygdalia Hill- Brownie

taking pictures of the trench with the workmen looking/talking on (double exposure)

Andreas-the-one-man-super-excavating-machine

the trench

inland

During a break

the din of goatbells

we hear bells. constantly. all the time while excavating

a laaaaarge herd uses the hill.

goat watching us

there are also all these beautiful butterflies that just fly all over the place.

Excavation

the only vantage i can photograph the site itself in full overview is the road. the arrow, once again, helps you identify the site.

bucket for the pottery sherds

Mycenaean retaining wall (we climb over this every day)

base of a transit amphora (pottery) in situ (in place

can't identify the shape but this is the handle part of a buried large pottery sherd

broken in ancient times amphora in situ!

Some Views from Mygdalia Hill

this shot is from the part of the excavation closest to the road. the arrow indicates where we park