Current Events in Blogging
First, welcome back to the fray, Chris! Northstate Science has been somewhat silent the past few weeks but Christopher O’Brien is back and he made […]
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Archaeologica Americana
North American history and archaeology isn’t as glamorous and monumental as Egyptian, Greek, Roman, or even European with its henges, barrows, and castles. We’re a […]
Funerary Practices of Middle Class Egypt – 4.5 Centuries Ago
The burial chamber of an Egyptian official who lived up to about 4,500 years ago was unsealed recently, revealing some valuable insights into the funerary […]
Open Lab 2007!
Corturnix has announced the winning entries in this year’s Open Laboratory here. I had a couple entries submitted but didn’t make the cut, but if […]
My New Favorite Mug
The coffee mug in the banner along the top of this blog was once my favorite mug. I retired it a few years ago, but […]
Egypt Copyrights It’s Most Famous Antiquities
Apparently, anything that’s on display in the museums of Egypt or considered a national treasure is about to be copyrighted and “Commercial use of ancient […]
Four Stone Hearth #30
Please take the time to visit the 30th edition of the Four Stone Hearth, a bi-weekly blog carnival on anthropology. You can find this latest […]
Word Press Move Update
Thanks to Alun Salt, who graciously pointed out that WP has an import posts feature that allows me to import posts and comments from blogger, […]
Moving to WordPress
I‘m making the move to WordPress. Sorry, Blogger, but I can’t risk the chance that you might delete this blog too. Hot Cup of Joe […]
The Move to WordPress
I’m going to gradually make the move to WordPress. I had an issue with Blogspot/Blogger recently that has gone unresolved and no longer feel this […]