Face Masks · Hand Sanitiser · Thermometer · Pens & Pencils
Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is no longer required. The use of face masks is no longer mandatory, by all means use them if you choose. Assume limited to no laundry access when deciding how many to bring. Hand sanitiser for personal use (at least 60% ethyl alcohol). Personal toiletries, please do not share personal care products with others. Pens and pencils for daily use.
(Last updated 10/2024)
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Please be aware that travel insurance is your responsibility and is a requirement. Please also note that your Tetanus inoculation must be up to date.
You'll need work gear and regular daywear.
In Italy an archaeological site is considered a construction zone and so the same safety regulations apply.
That means steel toed boots, long trousers and common sense at all times while on the site.
We'll advise you of other safety regulations during our orientation session on day one.
Functional shirt / T-shirt - You'll be using a shovel or swinging a pick-axe, you'll want some give or stretch
Work trousers (trade or cargo - padded knees are very useful)
Steel toe work boots (essential - required by law)
Light waterproof jacket
Hat or Bandana
Socks and underwear
Swim wear - they call this area the Italian Carribean
Beach Towel
Pack for Summer
Sweater or Pullover (for evenings)
Sun Block · After Sun Lotion · Hand-wash or wipes · First Aid kit (basic) · Personal Medications (prescription meds) · Insect repellant · Standard toiletries kit
4" pointing trowel (essential) · Gloves (trade or garden but never fingerless) · Sun hat (advised) · Water bottle · Day pack - back pack
CAMERA · Torch and spare batteries · MP3 player, book, or other entertainment device (for down time only) · All relevent batteries & chargers · Vegemite
