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Go to any pet store they sell rabbit food, they are really kind, buy a cage water holder, must buy Timothy hay and their chewing toys because their teeths always grow
the food you want to get is one without seedsYou want pellets that are not alfalfagive half a cup of those a dayfor every 2 pounds of body weight you need a cup of fresh veggies alsoYou are going to need to get a lot of timothy hay because they need an unlimited supply of haychewing toys are advised and a little jingly ball for cats that they can throw around are my bunnies favoriteAlso the largest water bottle you can findhope this helps!!! have fun with your bunny!!! once she trusts you she will be a loving loyal companion!!! beware she might not like to be picked up!!
these may not be the things you are looking for - but the first thing to do is to identify your research questions - why are you digging in the first placethen you do a lot of background research to find out what is known about your research topic, what sites might provide the information you need, which sites are accessible, etcestablish field and analysis methods that will get you the information needed - (flotation, C14 studies, geomorphology, paleoecological.etc.), size fo screen, need to water screen, etc, then you choose a site and get permissionidentify that your field techniques will actually work (do you need deep testing? etc.) acquire the necessary tools shovels, screens, trowels, wheelbarrows, paper and plastic bags, aluminum foil, forms, paper, pens, pencils, etc then prepare the site - clear brush, cut grass, etcidentify your datum - a point to measure everything else from - must be able to be protected and mapped into the real world somehowsetup your grid - establish based lines, etcNow you are ready to start a dig - given that you have qualified help.
