Monthly Archives: June 2015

I am writing this on Saturday early afternoon, June 27th.  Over the past two days we continued data collection and analysis.  As of 6 PM local time Friday (last night) we shut down data collection and have moved into the … Continue reading →

It is now Thursday June 25th and about 1:30 PM in Lithuania.  We have had an interesting two days since I last blogged.  Most of the research team’s time has been spent laying out GPR grids and then collecting the data … Continue reading →

It is the dawn of another day in Vilnius.  It is Tuesday June 23rd.  It rained in the early AM but stopped around 7 AM this morning.  It is 11 AM now as I write this with a slight drizzle, … Continue reading →

After about 20 hours of travel we made it to Vilnius Lithuania.  Pittsburgh ti Newark, New Jersey, Newark to Brussels, and finally Brussels to Vilnius.  We got into Vilnius just after 2 PM on Sunday June 21st.  After unpacking equipment … Continue reading →

I thought that we were in a holding pattern for the Nazareth and Rhodes, Greece Projects.  Discussions were going on with the Israel Antiquities Authority what to do next on the project, and the Greek Orthodox Council was deliberating what … Continue reading →

Time to change gears from all the data analysis, map and diagram production and report writing for the Rhodes Project, and to turn our attention to the project in Vilnius, Lithuania.  The same research group that worked in Rhodes, has … Continue reading →

The data analysis and production of maps, diagrams and a final report related to the project are completed and are attached below.  The report and all the maps and diagrams were submitted to the Archaeological Authority in Rhodes as part … Continue reading →

Greetings from Pittsburgh.  It is amazing how time flies.  My last post from Greece was in late January, and I fully intended to provide an update upon my return to Pittsburgh.  Well, here is my update some five-months later. All … Continue reading →