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An Archaeological Mystery
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- Links 31 December 2020
- Quarantines and History
- "It's a Wonderful Life" in Maine
- The Sword of Tiberius
- German Police Training and Neo-Nazism
- Revisiting Denis Forkas
- Share
- New Food Shop Uncovered in Pompeii
- Carlo Bugatti's Art Nouveau Furniture
- Background Cities
- The Annunciation to the Shepherds
- Pieces of an Asteroid, via Hyabusa2
- DNA and Caribbean History
- Leonora Carrington and the Mad Longing for Freedom
- Links 24 December 2020
- Feminism, Motherhood, and the Pandemic
- Bob Dylan on Paul McCartney
- Solstice
- Today's Historical Generalization
- The New Figurative Public Sculpture
- The Trials and Tribulations of Tobacco in Colonial...
- Who Should Get Credit for the Vaccines?
- Predicting Trumpism in 1998
- Links 18 December 2020
- The Woman in White and Victorian Loneliness
- Snow!
- Today's Headline
- The Galloway Hoard, All Cleaned Up
- Political Sectarianism
- The Speed of Pandemic Spread
- The Hermitage of San Bartolomé
- Factory Jobs and Contemporary Politics: Russell Br...
- The Roman Theater of Bosra, Syria
- Metal Detector Finds and Viking Myth
- Capitalism and Fake Reindeer
- Links 11 December 2020
- Politicians and Lockdowns (for other people)
- The Bear and the Bale of Straw
- Snowball Fighting in Renaissance Italy
- Getting to the Other World
- The KGB's Plan for Destroying America
- Justin Smith on the Contemporary University
- Links 4 December 2020
- Biden was the Only Answer to Trump
- International Landscape Photographer of the Year 2020
- Nanophyllium asekiense, or, Long-Lost Lovers Reunited
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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.
2 comments:
A lovely reminder that people are people, even in the past.
We're all still apes - even if we do some things differently, others never change.
I am very familiar with the picture with the woman in green--I had no idea there was a second half to this picture!
--Katya
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