Class had received a handwavey email to meet Cutter at the beach by the Lighthouse, he had Connor’s detailed notes that he had been given about the potential of setting up a dig site as well as the equipment that he would need for the class today.

“So this class we’re going to start with the practical element of Palaeontology,” he explained when it was time to begin that day’s lesson, “and we’re going to start learning how to do a dig for fossils,”

“Since we’re going to be starting with a beach as our first dig site, we will be digging in the sand, I have small shovels here for everyone to dig and notebooks and pens as well as I would like you to document what you’re able to find,” he continued, “since we are on a beach, you should be expected to find shells and teeth and ocean fossils such as annomites ,”