That is neat!
I suppose subsurface burrowings figure prominantly in everyone's 
imaginations...we have lots of modern ones here at the Mexican border, there 
was excitement awhile ago in San Diego about some discovered (I think they 
turned out to be sewers or something), then there are all those Chinese 
underground ones, we have Forrestiere Gardens up in Stockton (?) that my 
family visited on every trip north...I remember I caught tunnel crazies at 
age 8 from reading Nancy Drew...

I always wanted to do archaeological work in an old tunnel.  For me, so far, 
only basements and cistern and wells.

What tunnels have you all done work in Histarchers?
S. Walter
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Subject: Liverpool's lost Williamson tunnels unearthed


> Sort of strange historical archaeological project:
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-21595625
> Not quite the "patterns of human behaviour" that is supposed to be the aim
> of archaeological research... but interesting anyway...


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