Description: This workshop is both exciting and complex. It is not limited only to the discovery of finds, but ample space will be given to other fundamental activities: photographic survey, documentation and interpretation of the excavated context in order to understand what activities were taking place in the environment brought to light. The excavation will be preceded by a short theoretical lesson, held by an archaeologist, in which each student will be assigned a role in the ‘site’: excavation logger, inventory manager, photography manager or worker. Once they understand their role, they can start with the excavation: the workers will be assigned a small sector of the hut and will unearth the finds, documenting the operations in detail. At the end of the excavation, the uncovered finds will be reviewed and by evaluating the associations of materials, an attempt will be made to understand the function of the hut.