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Ancient times along the Swedish east coast – An archaeological seminar in Blankaholm
As I check my back-log I see that I need to blog more about archaeology, but it seems that time just haven’t been there. During the coming weekend there will be time for archaeology though as it is ti… more →
Testimony of the spade
One lump, or two?
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Welcome back to Penny University! In the week since our launch we have had a great response, with v … more →
Anthropology, a dying field?
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Hello internet! I’ve been a little busy this week, so there’s been a lack of posts. Most … more →
10 things every osteologist should take on an archaeological dig
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I have a stack of final exams to grade but the windows are open and it is so beautiful outside that … more →
The Romanovs: The Final Chapter by Robert K. Massie
wrote 4 weeks ago: Illustrated by way of: Black & White Photographs; Black & White Drawings; Very Good in Very … more →
(Duffel) Bag of Bones
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wrote 4 weeks ago: Today my apartment is a disaster. I’ve started packing for both the dig as well as my move. St … more →
3:00am
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wrote 1 month ago: So it’s 3:00am and I can’t sleep, so I thought I’d give my brand new blog another … more →
First post
wrote 1 month ago: About me: this is my first blog, so I’m still working though the basics. I’m currently … more →
Anatomically Modern Humans: A Brief Introduction
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wrote 1 month ago: The imperative of the human species to ‘Know Thyself‘ has developed into a rapidly expa … more →
Baby Polio Braces
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wrote 1 month ago: A pair of baby leg braces for a child afflicted with Polio. I haven’t dated these yet, but I … more →
The System Of The Body
wrote 1 month ago: The System Of The Body Systematic anatomy or the division of the body in to systems is arranged.. … more →
Anatomy book re-imagined.
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wrote 1 month ago: This is beautiful. I wish my Anatomy books looked like this when I was in Med. School. A concept f … more →
Franklin Expedition 'Lead Theory' Proven False
wrote 1 month ago: “A long-standing Arctic mystery has become even more baffling with research that appears to de … more →
The Curious Classmate
wrote 1 month ago: “I wanna tell you something, but I’m afraid it will come out as mean.” “Okay … more →
Ulnae
wrote 1 month ago: Olecranon Processus Coronoideus Incisura Trochlearis Incisura Radialis Tuberositas ulnae Facies ant … more →
Green Howe round barrow, North Yorkshire...and a progress report
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wrote 2 months ago: So today I’m going to share some results of my research on Green Howe round barrow, North York … more →
You Know When You're Passionate About Bones When...
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wrote 2 months ago: You examine the remains of a friend’s meal which involved pork ribs, and start informing them … more →
Warrior Burials
wrote 3 months ago: Reblogged from Bones Don't Lie: Interpreting burial status is a difficult thing, however some b … more →
QUICKIE: Earliest artificial eyeball found in Iran
wrote 3 months ago: Image of the remains in situ, from http://www.kavehfarrokh.com Apparently this artificial eye has be … more →
Ancient times along the Swedish east coast – An archaeological seminar in Blankaholm
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wrote 3 months ago: As I check my back-log I see that I need to blog more about archaeology, but it seems that time just … more →
