The land around had already been stripped, so we stood in the middle of a sandy desert around our 1m square, dark, damp hole in the ground. The rim slightly chipped, but otherwise in perfect condition. Still don't know if there was anything in it - it went off to Retford museum as found, still full of earth. The Air Travel Advisory Bureau have put me on to a couple of places. Back with more news soon.
Life is too short for nonograms however.
Yes, well why not - I look forward to hearing the idea. There was an intriguing Horizon programme on the other day about language superfamilies. Personally I think they're nuts. The Indo-European family you can believe. There's a chap who claims to have sorted out the African and Amerindian languages doing this sort of thing.