A handbook for new diggers?

[BAJR]

I can imagine you could ofset it on your pension contributions.
NOW... :face-topic:

[Dinosaur]

Could the manual include 'handy tips from the workface' like, eg. you could save yourself a lot of money on C14 if you just believe Dinosaur when he/she/it says its a Neolithic pit?

[Unitof1]

but the topic hosty is have you ever sold a trowel for 8.33 as advertised to anybody in this country and if so what paper work is involved

(this needs to be in the handbook obviously)

[Dinosaur]

He forgot to mention the P&P }

[CARTOON REALITY]

It's like booking a flight with Ryanair . . .

[Unitof1]

more like this is where Rianair get their ideas from

[Dinosaur]

We could have standing-only in site huts and save on hire costs? And pay-toilets?

[Unitof1]

catch-up Dino, theres lots of people out there already who have pay-volunterrs

[BAJR]

Unit is getting over-excited again. Must be the pain at watching public sector workers march about their pensions. Paperwork is a serious issue when you step up a gear. Ask any Project Officer or Manager who has to cost up projects - understanding VAT, taxes, staff costs and hidden costs, soft costing and hard accounting. Cash in hand - no questions asked is something that belongs in a different age.

[Jack]

Could the manual include 'handy tips from the workface' like, eg. you could save yourself a lot of money on C14 if you just believe Dinosaur when he/she/it says its a Neolithic pit?

Ah but what exactly is a 'neolithic pit?'
The term 'neolithic' is not equivalent to a date or even a time period, it is a set of parameters for defining a type of prehistoric lifestyle.

So are your pits making pottery, domestication animals, growing crops and are more sedentary than your mesolithic pits (although that is still under debate)? :face-stir: