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A Historical Fantasy
An Archaeological Mystery
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An Archaeological Mystery
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- The Day the Dinosaurs Died?
- A Map of the Internet in 1973
- Elamite Bowl, 2nd Millennium BCE
- Less Sex in America
- Post- Post-Colonial Algeria
- The Assassination of Gustav III
- Happy Apps, Unhappy Apps
- An Etruscan Tomb on Corsica
- Spring 2019
- J.M.W. Turner, The Rainbow, c. 1835
- David Brooks on Scandal Politics
- The Mueller Sideshow
- Salmon Skin Tunic
- Progress on the Home Front
- Cressida Campbell
- College Admissions and the American Elite
- Colleen Wallace Nungari
- When and Why Gods Came to Punish Evildoers
- Men, Women, and Politics
- What to do about Rural America?
- Consider and Reconsider
- Adventures in Homeowning
- DNA from a Colonial Pipestem
- Frank Lloyd Wright's Drawings
- The Treasure of El Carambolo
- Your Anti-Depression Mantra
- Setsuro Takahashi
- The Modern Condition
- Vicente Cutanda, A Workers' Strike in Vizcaya, 1892
- Brexit in Ireland
- Maurice Walsh, "Bitter Freedom: Ireland in a Revol...
- Odilon Redon in Color
- Feather Cloak from 17th-Century Brazil
- Google on Work Teams
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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:
Wow, nice work. Really, really nice, looks like a professional job. I worked with tiles on floor, but I wouldn't trust my skils enough to do the walls. When my father was younger, he and his brother-in-law did my bathroom in my flat, but now he's too old, so I had to hire a professional for my house.
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