Across
- 2. What Beowulf's people raised, over their hero
- 5. What Wiltshire is famous for, with circles of stone
- 6. What dating depends on, for the organic
- 9. The spelling archaeologists use, without the A
- 10. What Knossos's complex of rooms is now called
- 11. What's worth more in stratigraphy than in cash
- 12. What suffix earthen-, stone-, china- precede
- 15. What every site is, before reconstruction
- 16. What pestle works against, classically
- 20. What followed the Mesolithic, agriculturally
- 21. What the report number identifies, uniquely
- 22. What carried Mediterranean wine, in pottery
- 24. What every dig owes the field, eventually
- 25. What Kenyon dug deepest into, in 1952
- 26. What Petrie taught the field to organize by, in 1899
- 27. What knapping shaped, in the earliest tools
Down
- 1. What pottery had to survive being inside
- 3. What the Mesolithic left, in shells and bones
- 4. What looters destroy, by removing the find
- 5. What the Sutton Hoo lot turned out to be
- 7. What test pits expose, layer by layer
- 8. What Carter opened, in 1922, breathing in
- 9. What archaeology divides time into, like baseball
- 13. What separates legitimate from looted, in court
- 14. What the season's grid is divided into
- 17. What Champollion learned to read, from the Rosetta Stone
- 18. What kintsugi gathers, before lacquering
- 19. What Kenyon's region was, broadly defined
- 23. What Schliemann thought he'd found, mostly
- 24. What palynology reads, from soil layers