What did
you discover at the Lime kiln yesterday?
Guillem;
“At first I didn’t know what it was. I could see that the stone was different
because its colour and texture differed from the rest of the stones around it.
Eli then explained to us that it was the original door to the Lime kiln.”
How do you
feel about that?
Guillem: “Wow!
I was so excited and immediately began imagining how Neolithic people would
have used the door and how it may have looked.”
Thank you
Guillem!
Meanwhile,
further up the hill, the Egyptians began their path deforestation task. Luckily
no-one was hurt J
The
remaining groups, the Romans and Greeks, were starting their new jobs at the
cave’s entrance. The Romans were helping Manel to excavate sections 2 and 3.
Motivated by the classical Opera music, from the radio, they discovered a lot
of interesting old stuff.
Alongside
this, the Greeks were producing clay using mud, water and grass tempers which
they were using to construct their mud fence. Somehow this ended in a big mud
war!
During
dinner we played a game, each person was given a slip of paper to write their
name on. Each slip was then folded and placed inside a bag. At the end of
dinner everyone had to pick a slip. They now have to create a gift for the
person named on the slip.
Later in
the evening the Italians, Matteo & Giovanni, began tipping water over each
other. After a few minutes this escalated into a huge girls vs. boys water
fight consisting of the entire group and two of the leaders! The boys spent
most of it hiding in the bathroom because the girls were too ferocious for them
to handle!
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