A small Acheulean core used to produce flakes
A Turkana woman waits at the Nariokotome dispensary
Under the shade at lunchtime
A boy with a large pot waits for his grandmother to come home
Children watching the camp set-up
A new Acheulean site discovered at Nadung’a
Sonia making a phonecall in Katiko town
Looking north towards the Acheulean sites of the Nadung’a Site Complex
Young girls collecting firewood
WTAP team on survey
Waiting to start the excavation
Preparing the trench to re-open the excavation
Life sprouts among burned surface rocks
Bags of charcoal for sale
The night sky at the Turkana Basin Institute, Turkwel
Desert rains tempt out desert flowers
Lomekwi geology
Fresh tarmac on the road north, into the field from Lodwar
Students on survey
The soft beauty of Turkana desert flowers
A lonely palm tree in the middle of a sandy dry riverbed
Topographer Vincent at the end of a hard day
The WTAP team in silhouette
Excavation underway on a steep hillside
A new site being excavated into a steep hillside
Goats take shade in the mid-day sun
On survey for lithics
The real scale of the Turkana landscape
A rainstorm brings problems for one of our excavation trenches
Watching as the excavation gets underway
Digging underway in a difficult hillside location
Excavation tools
Finalising the camp gear inside the lorry before heading out to the field
A landscape view of the work
Starting the dig
Dramatic skies over Lomekwi geology
A mural at the Nariokotome dispensary as WTAP members wait for results
Discoidal core near Nadung’a
A meeting with the Chief
The colours and crazy layout of the Lodwar Lodge
Nariokotome town
Surface finds like this handle litter the ground at Nadung’a
View of Lake Turkana and North Island
Acheulean stone tools found at Nadung’a
A weathered Acheulean handaxe found on the surface
Busy times at the excavation
A test pit revealing Acheulean tools at Nadung’a
Sundown at Nariokotome town
Nadung’a flycamp at night
Steps cut into the hill to access the excavation
