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- The Maryland Governor's Race, or, Politics as Usual
- The Take Down
- William H. Bartlett in Ireland
- A Walk in Kalorama
- Drilling
- Ben Pentreath in Tangier
- Nicholas Wade's Tough Guy Darwinism
- The Dragon Hedge
- No Kidding
- Great News from Vancouver
- Democracy and Apartheid in Burma
- Elamite Helmet, c. 1300 BCE
- Belief in Conspiracy Theories
- Ending Chronic Homelessness
- Terracotta Daughters
- Gluten, Resveratrol, and Dietary "Science"
- Rakhigarhi and the Origins of Harappan Civilization
- What We Accomplished in Iraq and Afghanistan
- Get Ready for Home Wind Turbines
- Michael St. Maur Sheil: World War I Battlefields
- Fordite
- Populists Surge in EU Elections
- If You Missed the Weekend's Big Event
- Another Trip to Mount Holyoke
- Humanism in Florence, or Academic Life in the Fift...
- Homecoming
- Roman Theatrical Mask, 2nd Century CE
- The Archaeologist's Profession
- Archangel with Arquebus
- Roses of Georgetown
- Hispanics Becoming White
- Slawenburg Raddusch
- House Votes for Modest Limits on NSA Surveillance
- Feminism and the Patriarchy, or, Can Everybody Hav...
- Light in the Landscape by Barry Underwood
- Coup in Thailand
- Supercell Thunderstorm over Kansas by Stephen Locke
- Egyptian Bracelet, 1st Century CE
- Bullying Weaklings is Good for your Health
- Holman Hunt's Isabella and the Pot of Basil is for...
- Cancer Sniffing Dogs
- Who is Represented?
- Common Core Will Turn Your Children Gay
- Georgia O'Keeffe's House at Abiquiu
- Money and Graduation
- May Flowers
- Emily Dickinson's Wonderful Fragments
- Down the Creek
- "Refined" Religion
- Wind Power in Maryland
- Discovery
- The Perfect Weather Forecast
- Butlers are Back
- Cave Skeletons and Obsolete Science
- Rooftop Garden
- Sleep across Cultures
- Corporate Mysteries
- Steve Alford's Mushrooms
- Sextantio Le Grotte Della Civita
- Photographing Alien Planets
- Art of the North American Indians
- William Bouguereau and the Anti- Avante Garde
- This Man was almost President
- Albrecht Dürer's Melencolia
- Franz von Stuck, or, What did the Symbolists Mean?
- God Cannot Stand Continuance
- The First Sultry Day
- The Greatest Threat to Extremists
- Today's Medieval Church: Gaganobie Abbey
- Immigrants
- Archaeology in Patterson Park: Final Saturday
- Wickiana: Broadsheets of the Sixteenth Century
- Wealth in History, or R > G
- Today's Worry: Landslides
- Wheat Farmers vs. Rice Farmers
- Phineas Gage Got Better
- The Book of Miracles
- Babies in the Garden
- Eastern Ukraine on the Edge of War
- Ancient Humans at Kelly Forks, Idaho
- No Wonder I Feel so Busy
- Diane Setterfield, The Thirteenth Tale
- Variation in Human Evolution
- The Only Possible Solution in Ukraine
- Updating the Code of Heraldry
- Hedge Fund Managers vs. Kindergarten Teachers
- The 1814 Fortification Ditch in Patterson Park
- Conspiracy Theories are Useless
- Sunrise, Wulan Batong, Inner Mongolia
- The Crisis in Social Sciece
- Birth Trauma, Brain Injuries, Folklore and Science
- Scientists Worry about Artificial Intelligence
- The Tumbling Spider
- The Geefs Brothers and the Devil of Liege
- Andre Wyeth's Windows
- Easter in Sicily
- A Note on the Deserving and Undeserving in America
- Archaeology in Patterson Park: Third Saturday, and...
- Anything Tasty Yet?
- Peace and Justice in Northern Ireland
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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.
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