Q: how many archaeologists does it take to ruin an industry?

[P Prentice]

I seem to remember quite a few actually, but then my optician keeps sending me reminders that my rose-tinted spectacles are overdue for expensive replacement....:face-crying:

in this instance i was referring to the fact that archaeology was no better served in the past - just look at the staggering amount of unpublished excavations from those halcyon pre PPG days, not to mention the pathetic pay

I think the proof of who has business-minded management will be borne-out by who's still standing and has a healthy business after all the current crises? :face-stir:

i dont see how any surviving business will be a credit to the surviving archaeology when any surviving business will perforce have compromised the archaeology it has done business with