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An Archaeological Mystery
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- Chinese Tiles, Ming Dynasty c. 1500 AD
- Snowy Woods, Today
- Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, Chalices, 1826-1827
- Meta-Panic Buying
- Estonian Folklore and the "King Game"
- The Armada Maps
- Links 29 January 2021
- The Slave Quarter at Oak Hill Plantation, Pittsylv...
- York through the Eyes of Thomas and Eleanor
- Scott Alexander's New Blog
- Leonardo's To Do Lists
- The Myth of the Unread Masterpiece
- Walking around Verona
- The Raven and the Crown
- Jenny of Oldstones
- William de Leftwich Dodge
- Revisiting the Flight 93 Election
- Links 22January 2021
- The Proud Boys Turn on Trump
- And the Unrest Goes On
- Paper Samurai by Juho Könkkölä
- Reactions
- Praise the Lord He's Gone
- Olbian Gold
- We're Going to Have a Revolution, and Then. . . .
- Salvator Rosa, "Allegory of Fortune", 1658-59
- A Roman Child Burial in Central France, with Puppy
- Neo-Byzantine: The Cathedral of Alexander Nevsky, ...
- Michael Hunter, "The Decline of Magic: Britain in ...
- Maglev, Washington to Baltimore
- Links 15 December 2021
- Writing, Stereotypes, Authenticity, and Social Change
- Gustave Doré and Héliodore Pisan, illustrations fo...
- An Anglo-Saxon Charm against Stabbing Pain
- Andreas Hetfeld, "Viewpoint"
- The Last Time a Mob Tried to Keep Congress from Ce...
- Ashli Babbitt's Path toward the Bullet
- Gerhard Munthe: Drawings and Illustrations
- Police and Left-Wing vs Right-Wing Demonstrations
- Mitt Romney and the Rise of the Mormons
- Links 8 January 2021
- A Nation of Rioters
- Seriously, Literally, Cynically
- Mitch McConnell, All In
- Family Adventures
- Todd Young's Question
- Debating Free Speech and the First Amendment
- Haiti on the Eve of Revolution
- The Papal Palace in Avignon
- What to do When Encountering Bias?
- New Year's Resolutions
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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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