October arrived, yet the temperature still hadn't dropped.
Under the scorching sun, Li Hao was busy at a construction site where work had temporarily halted.
The site had unearthed ancient ruins from thousands of years ago, so emergency excavation was now underway.
Li Hao was in charge of the preliminary survey work for the rescue excavation—specifically responsible for operating and recording total station data, and mapping the corresponding ancient site plans and cross-sections.
Occasionally, when broken fragments of artifacts were found in the soil mounds, Li Hao was also responsible for collecting and preserving them.
Although tedious, this work is the most fundamental skill required to become a qualified archaeologist.
Honestly speaking, if it weren't for Li Hao's outstanding performance, this work would not have fallen to a freshman like him.
"Fortunately, it's almost wrapping up."
