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- Echoes of the Teacher Strikes
- Vanilla, Libertarianism, and the Joneses
- A Maya Mask
- Pessimism in Korea
- Make That Change
- Scott Sumner on Meaning
- The Catonsville Quilt
- Empty Centrism in Britain
- What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
- The Tree of Life Palampore
- Mad King Ludwig
- Matthew 25:35
- Eudoxio Rodriguez and the Possibilities of Interne...
- The New Individualism
- Folly Driving the Chariot of Love, Giuseppe Bezzuoli
- Hybrid Humans
- Tomb Symbols from Ptolemaic Alexandria
- Lots of Water Out There
- Ancient Herders at Lake Turkana
- Crow Games
- The Great War over Furs and Frozen Wastes
- Lovers Watching an Approaching Thunderstorm,, c 17...
- Today's Castle: Burg Eltz
- Villa Medici, Rome
- Categorize Yourself
- Drug Overdose Deaths Still Rising
- Tariffs and American Industry
- Erlend Haarberg
- The Barnum Effect, or, It's Like You're Reading my...
- Pebble Mosaic from 4th-Century BC Greek Bathhouse
- Frascati, Villa Falconieri, 1924
- A Statement of Belief
- Giovanni di Paolo
- The Consequences of the Crash
- Hellenistic Earrings
- The Poles of Life
- Meanwhile in Washington
- Toy Cart from Anatolia, c 2000 BC
- The Celtic Chariot Burials at Attichy
- Eipgram
- Truth and the Truth
- Refugees and the Syrian End Game
- Chess Piece from Pineuilh, France, c. 1000 AD
- American Efficiency in the Soviet Union
- The Laniscat Treasure
- The Strange Case of the Color Orange
- The Apprehension Engine
- Erin Hanson
- Stock Buybacks and Executives Enriching Themselves
- Experience
- Another Triumph for the Clean Water Act: the Chica...
- The Power of Google Maps and the Decline of Local ...
- A Carolingian Pottery in Sevrey, France
- Mongols and Massacres
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About Me
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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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