January 2012
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For a while now psychologists have debated just what that picture looks like....
– from “How Our Brains Navigate the City” By Eric Jaffe, The Atlantic (via tinkerkid)
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Be it so. This burning of widows is your custom; prepare the funeral pile. But...
– General Sir Charles James Napier on the practice of sati in India.
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The cost of excavating, which Duncan Mackenzie had predicted “would...
– William L. Reed, The Excavations at Dibon in Moab
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519. The best way to ruin an apology is with an...
December 2011
9 posts
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508. Eat like a local, tip like an American.
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Archaeology is fortunate to have such a distinctive method at the heart of
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– Matt Edgeworth, Excavation as a Ground of Archaeological Knowledge
November 2011
17 posts
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Archaeologists are self-selected from a specific genetic type, one of whose...
– Mary Sellers - The Secret Notebook for the Practicing Archaeologist
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…a common unresisted temptation is to let one’s girl friend hold the...
– Historical Archaeology, Noel Hume, 1969
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October 2011
21 posts
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I let her borrow my Maximillian Colby tape. This was back in a time when music...
– From David Didonato’s genius MP3 & old guy hardcore story blog.