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An Archaeological Mystery
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- Teaching Baby Otters to Swim
- The Perils of Happiness Research
- Alain Badiou on Love
- Bad Boys Get More Sex (Studies Show!)
- William De Morgan, Victorian Ceramicist
- Climate Change and the End of Indus Civilization
- Drone Warfare in Yemen
- Godafoss, Iceland
- What is My Culture? Where Do I Belong?
- A Bone Flute that May Be 42,000 Years Old
- Summer Begins
- How Not the Eat the Wrong Frog
- Today's Indian Palace: Jaipur Palace Complex
- Toads
- An Ancient Mask for Sale
- Water Use on Land Contributes to Sea Level Rise
- Dragon Flies to the International Space Station
- Mitt Romney's "Bold" Education Speech
- Marc Chagall's Magical Animals
- Medieval Clocks
- The Guardian
- Get Down Mr. President
- Fiction, Conspiracy, and Exploding Mangoes
- Nerve Cell Transplants to Treat Chronic Pain
- The Medieval Bronze Doors of the Basilica of San Z...
- Wet Mars: the Noachian Epoch
- Wang Shu, Chinese Architect
- Michael Fumento Attacks Angry Conservatism
- A Grotesque Alphabet from the 17th Century
- Two Roman Curse Tablets: Crush Fistus! Strangle Po...
- What is the Future of Conservatism?
- Those Big Spending Conservatives
- Daedalus in Sicily
- Two Major Clinical Trials for Alzheimer's
- Mark English
- When it Comes to the Budget, Clinton and Obama hav...
- Philip K. Dick's Paranoid Gnosticism, or, the Theo...
- Annular Eclipse, Yesterday
- Archaeology in Southern Maryland
- High Taxes?
- Spiral Galaxy NGC 1672
- Kabuto: Samurai Helmets and Masks
- A Tengu Mask from Japan
- Like Dolmens Round my Childhood, the Old People
- Marc Quinn's Iris Paintings
- Zarathustra: the First Prophet
- Where are all the Dead Pigeons?
- What I Think about American "Decline"
- Idiotic Centrism
- Parenthood and Happiness
- The World Record Snakehead, or, the Fun Way to Con...
- More Doubts about Capital Trials in Texas
- Berndnaut Smilde's Artificial Clouds
- Le Beau Sancy
- Poverty, Inequality, and Teenage Motherhood
- The Defense Secretary is Really Angry about Air Fo...
- Money and Happiness, Chinese Edition
- Nobody Wants to Be President without a Party
- Moai, or, the Statues of Easter Island
- Thought for the Day
- Grain
- A Lost Airplane is Found, but the Pilot Remains Mi...
- ArcelorMittal Orbit Tower
- Adjunct Professors on Food Stamps
- The Ol' Swimming Hole
- Keeping Pets
- Hildegard of Bingen is Made a Saint
- Bursting into Bloom
- One Cake to Rule Them All
- The Single Wave
- The Body in the Mound in Paperback
- The Palisades Museum of Prehistory
- The Genome is a Mess
- Sex, Power, Money, and the Psychological Stupidity...
- The Mayan Calendar at Xultún
- Messier 104 in Infrared Light
- The Depth of the Change
- Waiting for Realignment
- Another "Bomb Plot" was Really Entrapment
- Obama's Evolution Ends
- Gustav Klimt's Flowering Landscapes
- Richard Lugar "Concedes"
- A Definition of the Enlightenment
- Modern Parenthood and Orphan Literature
- RIP Maurice Sendak
- Urban Living Promotes Allergies
- What Happens to Soldiers
- Art that Sells
- Spear Points from Delaware, 4000 to 500 BCE
- Inequality in American Education
- Saying Non to Austerity
- Bart Ehrman on the Historical Jesus
- A Trip to the Walters Museum
- Arctic Henge, or, Today's Act of Inspired Madness
- Musée des Confluences, Lyon
- 1 World Trade Center
- The Unquiet Grave
- The Fort Hidden in John White's Lost Colony Map
- A Walk to the River
- Celtic Mirrors
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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.
1 comment:
Thanks for this beautiful video. That humans have to learn to swim is often used as an argument against the "littoral theory" or "coastal dispersal model" of Pleistocene Homo ("aquatic ape" is an incorrect term), but his video shows that this is a bad argument.
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