Artifacts (Inventory)
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The '''Artifacts''' field is used to record stations where artifacts are found. Examples of artifacts might include: tobacco tins, glass jars, flash bulbs (broken or not), batteries, etc. They could also include very historic artifacts such as the remains of a sandal, pot shards or reed torch fragments. | The '''Artifacts''' field is used to record stations where artifacts are found. Examples of artifacts might include: tobacco tins, glass jars, flash bulbs (broken or not), batteries, etc. They could also include very historic artifacts such as the remains of a sandal, pot shards or reed torch fragments. | ||
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Revision as of 02:03, 21 June 2011
The Artifacts field is used to record stations where artifacts are found. Examples of artifacts might include: tobacco tins, glass jars, flash bulbs (broken or not), batteries, etc. They could also include very historic artifacts such as the remains of a sandal, pot shards or reed torch fragments.
Here is a list of a few of the things that I have actually recorded in this field to give you some idea of what should be recorded here.
- empty tobacco tin (1930s)
- pipe cleaning tool
- batteries (D-cell, 1950s)
- hair ribbon
- part of the sole of a boot
- rat trap (modern)
- flash bulb fragments
- burned paper chit
- electrical wiring
- remains of a boxed chicken dinner (see also bones)
The recorder is asked to include the approximate age of any artifacts found. This information should be included next to the station.
Example
Artifacts: G37 (kerosene lamp mantel, ~70 years)
