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- Today's Castle: Haldenstein
- Shadows
- The Actively Disengaged Worker
- Two Poems by Lu Tung Pin
- Manuel Cosentino, Behind a Little House
- Medicine and Science
- Witches and Wicked Bodies at the National Gallerie...
- The Surfing Hippos of Gabon's Loango National Park
- Unfinished Dugout Canoe Found in Coastal Alaska Fo...
- Bread
- The Dismal Economic Vision of Robert Gordon
- The Fairytale Roofs of Alberobello
- Caddies
- The Best Animal Video Ever?
- Christian Shamans in Peru
- Religion
- Our Enemies List is Classified
- Mesolithic House Reconstructed at University Colle...
- The Fearsome Data Crunchers at the NSA
- Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Mumbai
- Fusion Power Keeps Receding into the Future
- Viking Jewelry from Denmark
- Imported Wheat and the Fall of Mohammed Morsi
- Implanting False Memories in Mice
- L.S. Lowry, the Painter of Urban England
- A Cloud of Swallowtails
- Debating NSA Surveillance
- Whiteboard
- Paddy McDougall
- Art, Money, Power, and Foolishness
- Het Gekkenhuis (The Madhouse)
- The Earth from Saturn
- Antonio Canova: Tombs
- Baloney about War and Evolution
- All that Ever Needed to be Said about Royalty
- Agra's Red Fort
- Education is Hard
- Believing in Belief
- There Really is a Formula for Formulaic Movies
- Antonio Canova: Sculpture
- Peregrine Falcon Nests
- Physics: Another Triumph for the Standard Model
- The Strange Symbolism of Botticelli's Primavera
- Today's Headline
- Butterflies and Summer Flowers
- A Palace from 10th Century BCE Judah
- Cool Dinosaurs 2, Cynics 0
- Brickmaking
- Pandoraviruses
- Gut Microbes and Speciation
- Bergpark Wilhelmshoehe
- The History of Detroit in One Table
- Forensic Science is Still Bogus
- Today's Cathedral: Anagni
- Big Nose Horn Face
- Thea Alvin's Arches
- Thresher Sharks Really Use their Tails as Weapons
- New Technology, Old Theology
- Arthur Rackham
- Ah, Ireland
- The Narcissism of Suffering
- A Calendar, or a Row of Pits?
- Debitage
- Fertilizing Crops is Ancient
- Seven at One Blow
- The Night Witches of World War II
- Gustave Courbet, the Most Arrogant Man in France
- Emma Goldman Contemplates Independent Women in 1911
- A Fabulous Definition of Libertarianism
- Bam Rises from the Ruins
- The Meadow
- More Evidence that Homo floresiensis was a Distinc...
- The Faces of Botticelli's Adoration
- Sex in the Meritocracy
- Food Stamps and the Republican Party
- Merton College Chapel, Oxford
- The Rogue Biochemist
- Tiles
- Sunset from Space
- The Best Hiking Trails: Laugavegurinn, Iceland
- Xu Bing, The Phoenix Project
- La Tène Art as a Visual Revolution
- Thurgood Marshall Defends the Fourth Amendment
- RIP Edmund Morgan
- Why the Number 13 is Unlucky
- Power Corrupts
- Golestan Palace
- Sometimes Everyday Life is the Hardest Thing
- And yet more Flowers
- Still Digging by the Road
- Credit Ratings were Just a Joke
- J.P. Mallory, The Origins of the Irish
- A Canadian Tragedy and Moving Oil by Train
- Keep Your Mind Alive
- The Yarnell Hill Fire
- Fort la Latte, Brittany, France
- Truth and Image
- The Petroglyphs of Helankou Gorge, China
- The Casual Looting of Etruscan Tombs
- Chogha Golan and the Very Gradual Neolithic Revolu...
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About Me
- John
- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
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