Jelaskan Penggalian dari John Garstang

Garstang menggali berbagai situs di kariernya, termasuk:

Bremetennacum, (Ribchester), sampai tahun 1898;

Navio Roman Fort near Brough-on-Noe, 1903;

Predynastic cemetery at Alawniyeh, 1900-1901;

Predynastic settlement and early dynastic cemetery at El-Mahasna, 1900-1901;

Third dynasty mastaba tombs near Beit Khallaf, 1900-1901;

Old Kingdom necropolis near Reqaqnah, 1901-1902;

Yümük Tepe near Mersin, 1948

The Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool, holds a large collection of John Garstang's archaeological and photographic records,1900-1936, including records from El-Mahasna; Bet Khallaf; Reqaqnah; Beni Hasan; Hierakonpolis; Hissayeh; Esna; Kostamneh; Dakka; Abydos; his survey of Hittite sites in Anatolia; Sakçagözü; Meroë; Jericho. (Reference Number: GB/3431/JG).

University College, London Archives holds a collection of John Garstang's papers, including material relating to Beisan, Boğazkale, Hazor, and Jericho; albums and other material relating to Yümük Tepe near Mersin; rolled diagrams relating to Sakçagözü; plans relating to Ashkelon. (Reference No: UCLCA/IA/A/17).

The Palestine Exploration Fund Archives hold Garstang's field notebooks, drawings, papers and photographs, 1930-1936, (Reference Number: PEF/JER/GAR).

The Abbey House Museum hold Garstang's diaries and papers relating to Jericho, (Reference Number: JC).