Due to a personal computing meltdown this week, I couldn't get to AF until today, but ... lots of good stuff going on out there:
Recent Archaeology Posts
- Headless Bodies May Aid in Understanding the Peopling of the Pacific, Afarensis
- Tianyuan, John Hawks' take on the early modern human found in China story
- Curves were best for stone age women, remote central
- The pigeon holes of time, a report on the Ottarshögen barrow, from aardvarchaeology
- New 3D Tomb of King Tutankhamun for Google Earth, GIS & Archaeology
- CHIVATEROS: primeros habitantes costeños, Arturo Gómez on Los Primero Habitantes del Peru
- Rome and China, what looks to be a Roman column in a Han Dynasty (3rd century BC China) tomb, from David Meadows on Rogue Classicism
Around About
- Theft at the National Archives, 20th Century History
- The Great Wall of China, Geography
- 1857 Segment of the Andreas Fault, Geology
- Gallery of Ancient Poets, Ancient History
- The Tudors, Medieval and Renaissance History
- Theodora, Byzantine Princess, Women's History
Miscellaneous Interesting Things
- What if the right role for science is to shatter the frame?, Pharyngula
- Harpending on Neo-Liberal Genetics: So, so wrong Rex on Savage Minds
- A petition for ancient history, on the proposed abolishment for A-levels in ancient history, Archaeoastronomy
- Graffiti Archaeology, Timothy Webmoor on Archaeolog
- More on licenses and scientific data, from Digging Digitally
- New Orleans Pre- or Post-Katrina, an uproar over Google Earth images, from the Google Earth blog
- Broadcast Denied: It's easier than you think (or even than it ought to be) to get your video pulled from YouTube, Robert X. Cringely
- Remember Iraq's Heritage: Our Heritage, TAC
- Old Joan and the Sniff Test, from Annals of Improbable Research
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