Expedition Work Outside

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	Project crew working at the edge of the hillside by the tomb of Senimen, overlooking the Assasif and Deir el-Bahari causeway, Spring 2001 (photos by Fronabarger)
	Preparing the climbing ropes and rope ladder for descending the 11.8 m. burial shaft of TT 121, Spring 2001
	Kem Fronabarger prepares climbing ropes to rappel down the burial shaft of TT 121, Spring 2001. (Photo by Halvorson)
	The director and Kem prepare the climbing harnesses for descending the burial shaft of TT 121, Spring 2001. (Photo by Halvorson)
	Kem readies himself to rappel down the shaft of TT 121, Spring 2001. (Photo by Halvorson)
	SCA Inspector Ramadan jump-starts the descent and scampers down the ladder before anyone else, Spring 2001. (Photo by Halvorson)
	Each morning the director (or somebody!) fills the new generator with gasoline and checks the oil before starting the day's work in TT 121. Purchased in Cairo with donated funds, the generator provides 220 volts of electricity to power all worklights and camera strobes inside the tombs. Spring 1998. (Photo by Eldredge)
	more to come!