2. What elements do you need?
Why you are there
What is already known
How you did it
Where you did it
What did you find
What does it mean
Is there anything else
4. Personal preference
The Trench story
How would you tell me
what happened
Figures Next
Helps to clarify the story
6001- 6002 - 6003 - 6004
6005 - 6006 - 6007 - 6008
6009 – 6010 – 6011 – 6012
6013 – 6014
5. Main Illustrations / Figures
Location of the site (often old maps are useful too)
Location of the works
Key plans / sections
Keep it to a minimum and as both a replacement to text
AND as an enhancement
No clutter
13. Images to illustrate
A
Choose plates carefully.
Keep them with the text
They must be appropriate for the report.
B
Which would
be best?
C
D
E
F
14. Use images to give readers a sense of place
Which one best represents a training dig.
Which one best represents thinking about the site
15. DSR - real examples
Amisfield
Search for
Amisfield DSR
On Google
See how it conforms to the
standard format.
OR
Search for
Garleton Castle:
Southwest Lodge
On Google
See how it conforms to the same
format but totally different site
16. Next time:
Finalising the report
DES
OASIS
Deposition and Preparation of Archive
Future proof your archive
Reporting your project
Public article ( Magazine or Newspaper )
Journal publication
Public Talk or Academic Lecture
Interpretation, Website, Leaflets