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 The most important thing I have learned, however, is to carefully observe. True, every site is sampled in the same way and using the same tools. Yet each site is different, and although the way to take the sample must be the same, in each place it was important to understand what processes took place and why. I was important looking around and understand what effect the surrounding environment could have on the site. I started sampling the first sites focusing on what I had learned in theory, but as the days went on, by I began interpreting the meaning of each action. I also learnt to observe the people around me. In a group of 19 researchers, all from different backgrounds, confrontation occurs rather often. Observing how others did the same things I do, or how they do things completely different from mine, asking, learning from their dexterity and the way they move in the field, that was one of the main riches of this journey.
 ![Alt text](/assets/img/uploads/2022-05-16-4.jpg "Deborah observing the Atacama Desert landscape")
+Fotos: Jacopo Pasotti, 2022