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An Archaeological Mystery
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- Links July 31 2020
- In the US, Women have been Voting for 100 Years
- Saving Louisiana, or Destroying It?
- Building a New City for Hong Kong Refugees
- Mars Jars and Nazi Science
- Today's Place to Daydream about: Dubrovnik
- The Mosaics of Yavru
- Women who Voted for Trump
- The Strangeness of Writing
- After Craft Beer, Craft Flour Milling
- Links 24 July 2020
- The Decline of Family Life
- Tenth-Century Jewelry Mold from Switzerland
- Nighthawks from Start to Finish
- Strange Doings in Portland
- Designed to be Hard to Saw Through
- le parc national de pyrenees
- Biden's Strategy: Keep it Boring
- The Strange Psychology of Lying
- Fighting SLAPPS
- RIP John Lewis
- This Stage of the Pandemic
- Ultrablack Fish from the Ocean Depths
- Links 17 July 2020
- A Writer's Epitaph
- Paul Chaat Smith on Team Names and Indian identity
- Some Random Summer Photographs
- Jorge Luis Borges, "Poem Written in a Copy of Beow...
- Caroline Fraser, "Prairie Fires: The American Drea...
- David Teniers the Younger
- Textualism and Indian Country
- A Ring and a Curse from Roman Britain
- Links 10 July 2020
- The Genetics and Folklore of the Hungarian Royal F...
- The Ideology of American Police
- RIP Ennio Morricone
- Two National Parks, Two Sides of Madagascar
- Should Liberals Embrace Patriotism?
- Sparrows have Fads
- Andy Warhol, Updated
- A Word for Our Time
- Chicago's Dreadhead Cowboy
- Links 3 July 2020
- Social Media and Race Politics
- Gösta Adrian-Nilsson
- Police Killing
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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:
15 minutes? If only! My sister was cancelled fifteen years ago-- before cancelling was even cool-- and while it's not something on the tip of everyone's thoughts anymore, it still haunts her ability to get jobs. She will never work in her original career field again. The internet never forgets.
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