Reflect upon your analysis, and write a two-paragraph reflection of at least 200 words. In the first paragraph discuss what elements of your outline are successful. Consider details you included, and the organizational structure of your outline. In the second paragraph discuss the elements of your outline that could benefit from further development. Consider important details you may have omitted, and reflect upon your outline organization. Use specific details from your writing. Step one: decide just what it is that you hope to find
A. decide what the main goal is
B. research the area heavily for information

Step two: find money to fund the dig
A. write grant applications
B. receive donations
C. donation of time from people

Step three: test pitting
A. taking pictures or soil samples, using a metal detector, and plotting
B. examining the area to see where the artifacts might be located

Step four: full excavation
A. make exact notes of where everything is found
B. use rakes and trowels to dig below the surface slowly
C. placement of the artifact helps to tell the story
D. use fine brushes to wipe away the dirt

Step five: cataloguing
A. excavate a five-foot by five-foot space
B. make notes on the context and the artifacts taken out of the ground

Step six: analysis
A. remove the artifact from the site for others to look at and research further
B. date the artifact to find the age and to see if your research was correct
C. look through other people's discoveries and compare

Step seven: preserve the artifact
A wash the artifact
B. remove the dust
c. glue broken peices back together