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An Archaeological Mystery
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- RIP Freeman Dyson
- Autistic Dissidents
- Links 28 February 2020
- Sexuality and the Limits of State Power
- Wislawa Szymborska, "The End and the Beginning"
- Ted Gioia on Music, Seduction, and Inputs
- Krishna Killing a Demon with a Cow
- You Should Consider Fist Bumping
- A Buddhist Monk on Death
- Quebec Hydropower, the New Grid, and Buried High V...
- Another Outsider at Yale
- Cleopatra Selene
- Single Billionaire or Married on a Moderate Income?
- How Spencer Clark Got his Face on the 5 Cent Bill
- RIP Lawrence Tessler, Pioneer of Cutting and Pasti...
- European Emigration, 1880-1914
- Born at the Wrong Time
- The Bosch Parade
- Russia Wants a Trump-Sanders Election
- Post Brexit Farm Policy
- Support vs. Advice
- Links 21 February 2020
- The Royal Necropolis of Sidon
- Hanging with the Elite
- The Frankish Lords of St. Dizier, Early Sixth Century
- Bootstraps
- More on the Struggles of College Graduates
- Landscape Photographs of the Year
- Love not Fear
- Today's Place to Daydream about: the Colombian Andes
- Sexual Abuse and Respect for Institutions
- Tradition and Business in Japan
- Vienna Teng at Mountain Stage
- Romantic Kissing is far from Universal
- 5G Doesn't Mean Anything
- Amber Sun Disk
- The Leighton House Museum, London
- The Strangeness of N.K. Jemisin
- Links 14 February 2020
- New Viruses Killing Few Children
- Ideology and Mental Illness
- A Proposal for the Potomac River, 1945
- Other Values Trump Honesty
- Knausgaard on Kiefer
- Families in Bronze Age Bavaria
- The Pain of Being Jordan Peterson
- Bail
- Modernism, or, Your Feelings are Irrelevant
- Assembling "The Kiss"
- Links 7 February 2020
- Donald Trump, Architecture Critic
- The Tale of Two Monks and a Woman
- There are Worse Things than Polarization
- US Education Spending
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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.
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