
.. and he finds it difficult to argue with me, which I take as a compliment. ;) But I digress.
See here on the museum blog in which he names the archeology dig "Operation Queen Conch". It seems like a small thing but you should be here when he's throwing out grand literary flourishes:
"Rory, I don't know how to make this interesting"
"Tell them it's a once in a life time opportunity to meet the author of a distinguished literary publication and if they don't come, Indiana Jones will show up on their door with his whip and ..." etc. etc.
It can get a little far fetched, but the hyperbole is helpful if you hit a wall and we usually come up with something pretty great in the end.
The museum is supporting the survey of GT-4 which is cryptic and fun to say. It's the site of the 4th Lucayan site (the people wiped out in 50 years) discovered on Grand Turk. I'm a little removed from this Operation since someone has to run the office and since I'm the coordinator for the after school program, I

Rory's image courtesy of the National Museum at https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhq70Q3ZfJN-k1_7NJce_LBqR_B4tqWZXyjzy4DhZkxaD0yb_OPLsMUVMYf56AvxhpONBkdiQf_k5mL97vESXKxdlHJafgHr8C5aUUITxkb8aVhhp1qCamOe72con6MAPda1hQsChHiU7k/s1600-h/100_1019%5B1%5D
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