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- Giuseppe Ugonia
- Archaic Kylix from Cyprus, c. 800 BCE
- Doris Kearns Goodwin, No Ordinary Time
- The Lucky Accident
- Kobani in Ruins
- Syd Mead's Concept Art for Blade Runner
- RIP Rod McKuen
- Drought and Faith among the Maya
- Costs
- Essential Goods in Wartime
- Malgorzata Walkowska, Misty Pond
- Bad Dreams
- Meanwhile, in Kobani
- Demolishing Modernism
- Another American Tragedy
- Buying a Sumerian Mystery
- Hoshi Ryokan
- This Time with Auto Loans
- The New Robber Barons
- In Greece, a Left-Right Coalition against Do-Nothi...
- Mimi Brune: Still Lifes
- A Watts Mother Mourns While Boiling Beans
- Addiction is a Symptom
- Swearing and Language Science
- Peter Breuer
- Dowd, Obama, and the Great Man Theory
- Greece, the EU, and the Lame Consensus
- Anthony van Dyck, Virgin and Child with St.Catheri...
- 5,000 Stolen Vases
- In Thailand, the Middle Class vs. the Peasants
- Manfred Kielnhofer, Guardians of Time
- Drones and Revolution in Yemen
- Looking Across the Tracks
- Saints, Missions, Indians, and History
- Alexander Gronsky's Russia
- Reading the Scorched Papyri of Herculaneum
- The Domes
- Heroism
- Fairytale Landscapes by Kilian Schönberger
- What Rising Inequality Means to You
- The Age of Anxiety?
- Japanese Paintings from the Freer-Sackler
- Crowns
- The Ships of Yenikapi
- How to Motivate your Enemies to Fight You
- Overprotected Children
- A Viking Blacksmith
- Pouring Gasoline on Syria's Fires
- Oak Hill Cemetery, Washington
- Charlie Hebdo and Threats Against American Journal...
- Heroes of the Steppes: Y Chromosome Lineages and H...
- Madagascar Pavilion at the 1931 Paris Colonial Expo
- Into the Mystery Crater
- The Mixed-Up Butterfly
- Gentrification and Urban Economics
- Persian Griffins
- Samuel de Champlain and the Question of Leadership
- Japanese Ceramics at the Freer-Sackler: Everyday A...
- Whistler's Sketchbook
- Evaluating the Risk of Sledding
- Northumbrian Castle for Sale
- The President on His Place in History
- The Koran on Retaliation
- Market Vendors, Lagos, Nigeria
- Suicide on the Reservation
- Francisco de Goya
- Criminality and Jihad in France
- Coyote 441
- An Abandoned Villa in the South of France
- Baby Jumping
- Shang Bronzes from the Freer-Sackler
- Quote for the Day, Office Drone Edition
- An Actual Poisoning Victim of the Renaissance?
- The Universal Purse
- A Siberian Treasure: the Spaso-Zashiverskaya Church
- Je suis Charlie Hebdo
- Fear of Sledding
- Tomasz Gudzowaty at the Shaolin Temple
- Secure in His Shrine
- My New Word
- Snow
- Back at the "Pillars of Creation"
- Musée des Confluences, Lyon, by Coop Himmelb(l)au
- The Second Man on the Moon
- Today's Most Boring Art News Headline
- Out of Season
- Japan is Shrinking
- Falcon Hunters to Falcon Preservationists
- New Species of 2014: Wren Babblers, Flowerpeckers,...
- The Best Way to Help Poor People is to Give them M...
- Kampp 327: A Tomb for Osiris
- William Page Atkinson Wells
- America
- Siberian Houses
- The Aphorisms of Don Calacho
- Russian Conspiracy Theories and the Bedell Plan
- Horst Bierau, Scattered Snow
- Happy New Year 2015
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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.
2 comments:
At first I thought this depicted some fat pheasant like bird, but the more I look at it, the more it looks like a slim heron or crane being attacked by a giant leaping fish.
I laughed when I read G's comment, because it is exactly what I was wondering when I saw it.
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