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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.
1 comment:
Oof, the skewed perspective here legitimately makes my head hurt.
Hmm. Looking at a sampling of his other works, they seem to be very hit and miss. Some of them have fine perspective, others unfortunately induce mild vertigo.
I had wondered if perhaps this was an early work, but no - it's actually very close to his death. And the others don't seem to follow any particularly strong pattern either. It just seems to be random chance whether he lands the perspective or not.
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