Hello all.  I'm trying to collect some data about bag and tag use in archaeological and related laboratory settings.  If you are currently working (or have worked/have experience) in a CRM or university lab, a museum,  or you are somehow involved with the curation of artifacts, ecofacts, rocks ,fossils, books, samples, whatever..you probably have some stuff to say that Id like to hear.  now If you also use lots of bags and tags to label, store and protect said items, then I would REALLY love to ask you a few questions about your bagging and tagging supplies and procedures and needs.

Click or copy/paste this link if you'd like to spend a few minutes answering some questions about your bag and tag use in a laboratory setting.  sounds too exciting to pass up, I know.

http://kwiksurveys.com?s=LKNLNM_82a706e0

So why am I asking for this information you ask?  Im starting up a small company that offers specialized services to CRM and other labs.  Ive been in the field since 1996, and have spent plenty of winters and down time processing huge projects in a CRM lab.  From my time spent working in archaeology labs, I know that some things could use improvement, and Id like to try and make those improvements happen.  With your help and input, maybe someday soon it will.  Thanks in advance for your help.