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An Archaeological Mystery
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- St. Anne's Church, Annaberg-Buchholz
- Shark Embryo
- The Freedom to be Bad at Things
- The Double Helix Staircase
- In New Jersey, Legalizing Pot and Expunging Past C...
- David Alvarez
- The Staffordshire Helmet
- What do Adjectives Mean?
- Is the Opioid Epidemic Finally Cresting?
- Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park
- Paolo Veronese
- Art World Insiderism
- Treating Peanut Allergies
- Tornagrain New Town
- The Mini Terracotta Army
- Coming Together on Criminal Justice Reform
- Markenfield Hall
- Simone Weil
- In Japan, the Kei Truck Garden Contest
- Amazon in Queens and Arlington, Virginia
- Greek Pots
- Not Much Interest in the Economy
- Face-Deer Coins from 9th-Century Denmark
- Reading the Riot Act
- Imagined Ruins
- Deities
- November 9 in German History
- Religion and Adolescent Depression
- Moderation Wins
- Toshiyuki Enoki
- What Can We Change about our Identities?
- Figurative Art 40,000 Years Old
- The Short, Hungry Life of the Moneen Cave Boy
- Who Writes what you Read on the Internet
- Election Day Sunset in Catonsville
- The Virgin of Quito
- Still Divided in America
- Larry Hogan's Re-Election and the American Electorate
- Fall
- Individualism and the 60s
- A Map of Migrations
- The Mind of a Scholar
- Karl Georg Merville, Fall of the Angels
- Ghosts have been Clanking Chains for a Long Time
- Today's Place to Daydream About: Tikal
- Beauty and Happiness
- Villa Knoop
- Yehuda Amichai, "Sonnet"
- The Getty Restores Adobe Churches in Peru
- Apothecary Jar
- Ara Guler
- Corduroy Road
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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.
1 comment:
It's curious how I argree with most of this, but how I very strongly disagree with some quite specific ordering choices. Ahh, language...
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