At the archaeology wing, a vehicle was prepped to transport dig attendees to the site. Due to dirt composites at the site, transporters were unable to make it easier. Nathan didn’t mind though. It gave everyone a chance to intermingle aboard the large hovercar. Special equipment and belongings were traveling separately.

He was dressed in tanned breeches and light button up shirt with the top two buttons undone. The sleeves were rolled up to his elbows after having been busy loading up the equipment needed. There were some volunteers that helped, but he was the figure in charge. It was his job to lead the way and get as dirty as he needed. He grabbed a PADD from his office and strolled out to the guest hovercar, ready to get people aboard and ensure that they were properly prepared for the next 2 weeks.

-Nathan Carlisle, Archaeology Professor