2007 POGGIO COLLA FIELD SCHOOL PARTICIPANTS GRADUATE STUDENTS Megan Burns, Southern Methodist University Nicole Hanna, University of Wisconsin Kathleen Loyd Lambert, Brown University Betsy Mahoney, Southern Methodist University Amanda Olson, Southern Methodist University Octaviano Rangel Ramirez, Southern Methodist University Nicky Riley, Southern Methodist University Rebecca Rolph, Southern Methodist University Jennifer Staggs, Southern Methodist University UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Michael Arnold, Franklin & Marshall College Erin Bradley, Franklin & Marshall College John Carlson, Georgetown University Jocelyn Cooper, Franklin & Marshall Rachel Dorfman, Vanderbilt University Tracey Drayer, Southern Methodist University Anne Duray, Grinnell College Mathieu Ferron, Trent University Marlene Gray, University of Michigan Emma Johnson, McGill University Maureen Johnson, Rice University Olivia Lauraine Ybarra, Southern Methodist University Dana Rowland, Southern Methodist University Hilary Serra, Rollins College Andrea Summers, University of North Carolina Lucy Van Essen-Fishman, Swarthmore College * To see the SMU M.L.A. Program page, click here: MLA. For QuickTime VR showing students digging on the site, see QuickTime VR. Rachel Dorfman sifting soil from Trench PC 30   Each evening, students wash pottery found that day in their trenches   2007 Franklin & Marshall College professors and students, left to right: Rob Sternberg, Jess Galeano, Erin Bradley, Michael Arnold, Ann Steiner, Gretchen Meyers, Jocelyn Cooper, and Sarah Hartman   Architect Jess Galloway teaches Hilary Serra to use survey equipment   Students participate in a conservation workshop on ceramics   Michael Arnold and Jack Carlson join sherds in the conservation workshop   Profs. Meyers and Thomas lead grad student discussion of readings   Morning cookie break on Poggio Colla   Maureen Johnson (Rice University) in Trench PC 9   Kathleen Loyd Lambert and Hilary Serra trade buckets   Co-Directors: Gregory Warden gwarden@mail.smu.edu and Michael Thomas mlthomas@mail.utexas.edu Excavation house phone during the field season: (011-39) 055-844-9834