Going back to the Random Sample Inventory, one of the things we needed to look for were objects from our archaeology collections. I learned that when a project (maintenance, construction, etc.) is being done on federal land, an archaeologist must be standing by to collect any material found on the grounds to preserve what has occurred on the land before the project disturbs the ground. So the archaeology collections consist of different materials and specimens found on sites such as the Charlestown Navy Yard, Dorchester Heights, Bunker Hill, etc. I really enjoyed this part of the inventory because of how organized everything was. Because these items were a lot smaller, they were organized in boxes of baggies and were labeled by project and catalog numbers. And because of this, it was by far the easiest part of the inventory! One cool thing I found was structural material (a piece of brick) from the Marine Barracks–the place I resided at during the summer!