  | CHAPTER I | | The Excavator | | PAGE | | Purpose, 1; Character, 2; Experience, 3; Organization, 5; Acquirements, 5; Demands of the work, 6 | 1–8 | | CHAPTER II | | Discrimination | | Temples, 9; Towns, 10; Cemeteries, 11; Indications, 12; Productions, 14; Pottery, 16; Style, 17; Visual memory, 19 | 9–19 | | CHAPTER III | | The Labourers | | Quality, 20; Education, 21; Control, 22; Substitution, 23; Overseers, 24; Direct system, 26; Day pay, 27; Piecework, 29; Day and piece work, 30; Rewards, 33; Accounts, 35; Native ways, 37 | 20–40 | | CHAPTER IV | | Arrangement of Work | | Clearances, 41; Turning over, 43; Raising earth, 44; Tracing walls, 46 | 41–47 | | CHAPTER V | | Recording in the Field | | Need of record, 48; Value of record, 50; Resulting view, 50; Marking, 51; Nature of notes, 52; Planning, 53; Plotting, 55 | 48–59 | | CHAPTER VI | | Copying | | Paper squeezes, 60; Dry squeezes, 61; Casting, 64; Drawing, 68; Restored forms, 71; Copying inscriptions, 72 | 60–72 | | CHAPTER VII | | Photographing | | The Camera, 73; Preparing objects, 76; Lighting, 77; Arrangement of objects, 79; Stereographs, 81; Developing, 82 | 73–84 | | CHAPTER VIII | | Preservation of Objects | | Stone, 86; Pottery,
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