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An Archaeological Mystery
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October
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- Halloween 2014
- Fall Rambling
- Herbert James Draper
- Real Politics in Tunisia
- Today's Castle: Norham
- Scarecrows of Middletown 2014
- A Day in the Maryland Mountains
- A Big Murder
- Carl Friedrich Lessing
- Hope I Die Before I Get Old
- Chinese Export Silver
- Farewell to Great Falls
- What the Pencil Writes
- Eating Fall Color
- Indian Nationalism
- Like They Were Dating
- Roads of Ancient Arabia
- No Amount of Positive Thinking Will Make You Immortal
- The Ceilings of Persian Mosques
- Brian Catlos, Infidel Kings and Unholy Warriors
- Boar's Head Rhyton
- DNA from the Hungarian Plain
- No Confidence in Anything
- Beth Moon
- Talk in Baltimore: the Archaeology of Patterson Park
- Build Your Own 17th-Century Barn
- Smart Young People Still Moving to Cities
- Hazing in Sayreville, or, Suffering and Belonging
- Silver Diadem from Bronze Age Spain
- The World Champions
- A Walk to Ellicott City
- Matthew Parker, The Sugar Barons
- Industrial Pottery Production in Fifth Century BCE...
- What Does an Ebola Czar Do?
- What Breeding has Done to the Plants We Eat
- Lockheed's Mini Fusion Reactor
- Rococo
- Rituals on the Ancient Sea
- The Tale of the Wandering Parrot
- Fall Color in Georgetown
- What's that Big Gold Thing in Your Bag?
- A Prince from Palmyra
- Nineteenth-Century Politics in Kentucky
- Château de Lassay
- Your Skin Can Smell
- This Headline Explains So Much about the Modern World
- How Many Species are Going Extinct?
- Fall Coming On
- Workplace Diversity and Happiness
- Ponder This
- Dholavira: a Harappan City in the Rann of Kutch
- The Pharmacist Glut
- An Ad on a Pot, 1716
- Indonesian Cave Art, 39,000 Years Old
- Fixing Police Line-Ups
- The Teschen Table
- Brigantia at South Shields
- Lunar Eclipse, October 8, 2014
- Rachel Sussman, The Oldest Living Things in the World
- Corporate Feminism
- Dinosaur Tracks, Cal Orcko Hill, Bolivia
- Sicilian Incompletion
- Can't Believe
- Soviet Autumn
- Naomi Wolf Loses Her Mind
- The Supreme Court Sidesteps Gay Marriage
- This Morning at Great Falls
- Medieval Textiles
- Medieval Doodles
- Two Kinds of Isolationists
- Stick, Stuck: a Maryland Ghost Tale
- The Sad Truth about Our Species
- Knut Ekvall, The Fisherman and the Siren
- The Socialist Tragedy of Eleanor Marx
- Relief of the City
- Carnival in Schömberg
- Was Versailles a "Carthaginian Peace"?
- The Armor of Dr. Tobias Capwell
- The Great Falls Pawpaw Patch
- Do Americans Love War?
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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:
Given the choice between blogging and enjoying fall colors, I think most of us would choose the latter hands down. *wink*
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