In our ongoing series of tourists doing or wearing, shall we say…interesting things. Some will make you chuckle, some will make you see red, and some will make you want to track these people down and spank them with a trowel. At least this one–who was severely and loudly reprimanded by both my awesome SCA inspector (Salah el Masekh) and myself right after this photo was taken–was using his fingers rather than a geology hammer (which Andie at Egyptology News has actually encountered)…
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