Slide show of a collection of 19th-century oriental carpets offered for sale by the Claremont Rug Company.
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- Farewell, 2010
- Tim Romano's "Wanderer"
- At the MOMA
- The Ice-Bound Lighthouse
- No Libertarians at the Constitutional Convention
- Lisa Rinzler
- RIP Dennis Dutton
- A New City in Chicago
- The Twin Mysteries of Anasazi Abandonment and Arch...
- Is Cancer a New Disease?
- In Case You Were Feeling Too Good About Humanity
- Caves on Mars?
- The Mother of All Coin Hoards
- More on the Denisovan People
- Irish Monks in pre-Viking Iceland
- American Voter Behavior in One Cartoon
- The Cost of Military Spending
- No Help for Vicksburg
- Reindeer and Mushrooms
- Boxing Day
- Christmas Snow
- The Greek Collapse
- Merry Christmas
- Cookie Decorating
- Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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- St. Augustine's Confessions
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- The President Explains His Strategy
- Human Rights and the State
- The Red Letter Killer
- The Bones of El Sidrón
- The Frozen River
- Happy Sunreturn
- Happy Secession Day
- The Temple of Bel, Palmyra
- Andrew Sullivan on Obama and DADT
- Nippur
- Best of the Mars Observer
- Slavery and Secession
- Equal Rights for Gay Soldiers
- The End of the Semester
- Ideology Trumps Reality, Again
- Kilmacduagh, Ireland
- Winter
- No Amygdala, No Fear
- The Tax Cut Deal
- The Striding Horned Figure
- Department of No Surprises
- The Tomb of Hecatomnus
- Supernova Remnant SNR 0509-67.5
- Mozart's 140 Deaths
- Ah, Americans and their Lawsuits
- The Chinese Way
- The Spoils of Annuvin
- Ardagh Chalice
- Story Reading, December 1983
- Terrorists vs. Car Accidents
- Richard Holbrooke's Last Words
- Railguns and Budgets
- Why I am Bullish on the American Economy
- Excavations at Pella
- Indian Miniatures
- It's Hard to Change People's Minds
- O virga mediatrix
- J.K. Rowling and Hermione Granger
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- Angel Falls
- Raising Graduation Rates
- The Truth Wears Off, or Some Science Sucks
- Three Hares
- Mapping Slavery
- Senate Vote on Don't Ask, Don't Tell
- Iranian Petroglyphs
- Rugs
- 17 Degrees
- Science and Politics
- Experiencing Death
- Zhou Changquan
- A Passport to the Underworld
- $23.8 Million, With No Nose
- Do Free Radicals Cause Aging?
- The Mysterious King David
- Gothic Sculpture
- Phobos
- The Pedant in His Study
- Necropants
- What I Really Think about WikiLeaks
- Elizabethan Visard Mask
- Can Scientific Solutions be Bought?
- The North Sea Supergrid
- Move In Day
- The Myth of Tokyo Rose
- Song of Wrath
- In Which the Mighty Huntress Catches a Deer
- In Time of War
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About Me
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
2 comments:
They'd hide cat puke very nicely.
You may find that they hid cat puke too well. Someone always discovers it, often while they are barefoot.
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