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An Archaeological Mystery
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- Halloween in Ukraine
- Faces V
- More Fall
- Headless Falcons and Roman Religion
- Links 28 October 2022
- Politics and College
- Dorothea Lange, Refugees on the Road in Texas, 1937
- The Asyut Treasure
- What, If Anything, Was the Renaissance?
- How History is Remembered
- RIP Peter Schjeldahl, with His Thoughts on Velazqu...
- Today's Place to Daydream About: Itatiaia National...
- Links 21 October 2022
- Webb vs Hubble at the Pillars of Creation
- Metascience, or, a Crisis is a Terrible Thing to W...
- Ben Pentreath in Tuscany
- Making Meaning, Right and Left
- The Woke Cult Comes to Idaho
- Climate Incoherence
- Ye (the Artist Fomerly Known as Kanye West), Fando...
- Synagogue of Ha-Levi, Toledo
- Links 14 October 2022
- Marc Chagall's Stained Glass Windows
- Nixtun-Ch’ich’ and the Sadness of Dwellers in Grid...
- Signs of Fall
- Art and Power in Tudor England
- Modernization
- 25 Book Reviews
- Rugs
- A Theoretical (?) Adolescent Worries
- Isla Jaina
- Mass Grave from the Second Battle of Himera, Sicil...
- Scott Siskind's Imaginary Debate over Columbus/Ind...
- Links 7 October 2022
- Gonzalez vs. Google
- Walter Russel Mead Against Ph.D.s
- NYU Professor Fired Because His Class Was Too Hard
- Ukraine Update: the Fall of Lyman and its Fallout
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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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When our seminary building in Emmitsburg, MD, was having a room remodeled, the workers were removing what I think are tin ceiling panels. I asked about their fate - they were to be thrown away. I rescued one, painted it vermillion, and it hangs in my home as a precious momento from my days at Mt. St. Marys.
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