Fig. 1: Group shot on the Ash Altar, June 26, 2008.

Fig. 2: Susan Mentzer collecting soil samples from Trench Z for micromorphological analysis.

Fig. 3: Dr. Andrew Koh of UCLA performing ceramic chemical residue analysis.

Fig. 4: View of Ano Karyes with new Lykaion Academy building in middleground.

Fig. 5: Greek students from the University of the Peloponnese, Kalamata.

Fig. 6: Emily Graff talking stratigraphy in Trench N.

Fig. 7: Arvey Basa, Art Rohn, and Alexis Belis at work in Trench Z.

Fig. 8: Andrew Insua and Alex Lessie manning a total station under heavy weather.

Fig. 9: Architects Pam Jordan and Ximena Valle documenting the "J-steps."

Fig. 10: Phil Griffith crossing the finish line during a group visit to Olympia.

Fig. 11: A light moment in the plateia of Ano Karyes.

Fig. 12: Conservators Terri Moreno and Katherine Ragan at work.

Fig. 13: Dr. Evi Margaritis explains the finer facets of flotation.

Fig. 14: Folks in finery for the festival of Ayios Elias.

Fig. 15: Architects Xi Yang and Olivia Tarricone drawing the north wall of the xenon.

Fig. 16: L to R, Thanassis Christeas, Alex Lim, Jim Ottaway, J.T. Son, and trench supervisor Kathryn McBride in Trench G.

Fig. 17: Brittany Moore and Leslie Hammond washing pottery in the shadow of the church.

Fig. 18: President of the Patriotic Syllogos of Lykaios Dios, Christos Koumoundouros and the Mayor of Andritsena, Trifon Athanasopoulos, at the final dinner.

Fig. 19: Documentary film crew.

Fig. 20: Residents of the Xenona in Kastanochori.

Fig. 21: Full moon from the Ash Altar, midnight on July 19.