It had been a successful day, evident from the pile of data cards ready to be catalogued. She'd instructed the newbies on the importance of accurate information on the special cards. The data on them would help to give a better picture of how and when the items were used. She picked up a bag containing a piece of pottery. It could have been part of a decorative container, or it might have had a more practical use. Knowing exactly where the item was found in relation to the other artifacts would help determine this. But several line items on the accompanying card were blank. Who was responsible for this incomplete work? She squinted, trying to decipher the handwriting. She knew it wasn't Jane, who wrote in a neat, flowing script. Christina's writing wasn't nearly as stylized, but it was legible. Willem printed his cards in block letters, and Josh wrote in a slanted slashes. Dimitri had been cooking, so he hadn't filled out any of the cards, and Professor Theo had been involved in a lengthy discussion with Alex in their office, so they hadn't been nearby when this piece had been unearthed.
