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Stela fragment rests along its lower long edge on Earth pedestal. Both Timber braces touch Stela fragment and terminate in ground sockets, supporting its tilted mass. Archaeologist’s bent knee and both boots contact compact earth. Archaeologist grips Greenwood probe with both hands; Greenwood probe tip contacts soil inside Stela fragment’s relief. All loose soil falls downward onto Earth pedestal and the clearing floor. The surviving fragment is literally 1.33 m by 0.68 m; the crouched adult would stand about 1.7 m tall. It is 1959: Sun-faded cotton field shirt, high-waisted work trousers, and worn leather field boots.; Limestone, compact earth, raw timber, soft greenwood, cotton, and leather.; Hand probing, timber bracing, and film-era archaeological field documentation.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Methodical discovery under field pressure.. 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