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- Hmmmmm
- Great Falls in the Rain
- Spot the Frog
- Head of a Young Bacchus
- Democracy in Kurdish Syria
- The European Court of Human Rights on Sharia Law
- Listening to Dickens
- The Art of Ancient Sumer
- The CIA's Torture Rebuttal
- Are Democracies More Stable than Dictatorships?
- Putin vs. Obama on Syria
- Varlam Shalamov, the Poet of Kolyma
- The Pearly Kings and Queens
- London's "Walkie Talkie" Wins this Year's Carbuncl...
- Some Strange New Data on European Genetic History
- The Scribes of Enuma Anu Enlil
- The Seed Man
- The Neurologist and his Mother
- What Might Have Happened in Washington
- Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri
- Fewer Americans Living with Partners, Except among...
- Ben Carson, Islam, and Democracy
- Mask Made from Fungus, Nepal
- The Latest Triumph of Our Syrian Policy
- What is the Happiest Political System?
- Old Church, Suntak, Sweden
- What Happened in Waco?
- Noah Millman on Hypocrisy
- The Beast in the Tree
- Franz Xaver Winterhalter: the Master of Women in D...
- Redistricting, Race and Class in Brooklyn
- If it ain't broke. . .
- Samnite Tomb in Pompeii
- Moynihan's Childhood
- Defectors from the Islamic State
- Scott Walker Drops Out
- More Debates, More Polls
- John Ruskin's Drawing School
- Median Income Falls; Drug Profiteering Soars
- Back in the Field
- Ancient Traditions and Rising Seas
- Dams and Carbon
- Combat and Suicide
- Gold Signet Rings of the Minoan and Mycenaean Worlds
- The Infinite
- Pat Buchanan Agrees with Vladimir Putin about Syria
- Why Don't We Have Better Politicians?
- Clouds
- Carolingian Cup from a Viking Hoard
- Just Words
- Metaphysical Disclaimer
- The "Dangerous Times" Thing
- Trump on the Bushes
- Akihiro Nikaido, Tea Bowls
- Not All Adjuncts are Miserable
- Sprout Heads
- A Thought about Human Evolution
- The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Broad Mu...
- More Bad News for Republican Insiders
- Scott Walker's Plan for Workers
- The Skeleton and the Tree
- Yuan Dynasty Zodiac Animals, ca. 1300
- Huan Hsu, The Porcelain Thief
- Chimp vs. Drone
- That Explains a Lot
- Roger F and the History of Swearing
- Alexander Brodsky and Ilya Utkin: Paper Architecture
- Green University by Vo Trong Nghia Architects
- Anti-Americanism in Russia
- Margalit Fox, The Riddle of the Labyrinth
- The Colors of Anchiornis huxleyi
- Bull's Teeth
- Tai Xiangzhou
- Sperm Whale Culture
- The Perfect Biographer
- More Pluto
- Today's Campaign Absurdity
- Tardigrades are Happening
- Never Enough
- Quitting Academia: Another One Bites the Dust
- Words that Mean their Opposites
- Homo naledi
- Today's Phrase
- SabeanTablet
- Mini Fusion
- Your Heart Aches
- Macedonian Wreath
- Quantity Time
- Prefab Affordable Housing by Richard Rogers
- John Dickson Batten
- Krugman on Trump
- Unemployment is Down, but Wages Still Aren't Rising
- Pacific Hurricanes
- Old Words
- To Mount Holyoke Again
- Jean de Bosschère
- Late Summer in Georgetown
- Trump and the National Mood
- Sex and Fundamentalism
- Ai Weiwei: Recent Work
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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:
The wonder is, not that the field of stars of so vast, but that man has measured it.
- Anatole France
It's an interesting notion, knowing roughly how many trees there are in the world. They're joyful things - uplifting, life giving beings. I would wish there were another three trillion more, if I could make it so.
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