tpq62

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Joined:7-27-2006
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About me
A more-than-full-time archaeologist. Interested in labor history, anthropology, archaeology, materialist philosophy, the politics of history... the usual.
Why I use Clipmarks
I use it mainly for stashing ephemera that I might or might not use down the road. A lot of what I clip, I clip for no other reason than than it 's interesting or useful to me, but I really like seeing what then gets popped and what doesn't. So far the results of my study show that I should put the word "testicles" in my titles.







   
 
 
 
   
 
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POPSArchaeologists to Excavate Blackbeard's Ship
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by tpq62  3-4-2007    1
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POPSUnbrushed Teeth Reveal Ancient Diets
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by tpq62  3-2-2007   
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POPSCold snap may have killed off remnant neandertals
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by tpq62  2-23-2007   
 Or they didn't make it on to the Ark in time.
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POPS2000 years of explicit art at the Barbican
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by tpq62  2-22-2007   
 Includes the removable fig leaf for Queen Victoria's cast of Michelangelo's David
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POPSA "gladiatorial torture block" at Chester
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by tpq62  2-20-2007   
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POPSMore on the chimpanzee archaeology site
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by tpq62  2-14-2007   
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POPSNative American-Siberian genetic link
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by tpq62  2-14-2007   
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POPSClimate change and Chesapeake archaeology
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by tpq62  2-14-2007   
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POPS4300 year old chimpanzee site, with tools.
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by tpq62  2-13-2007   
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POPSGold rush-era skeleton at Sutter's Fort
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by tpq62  2-9-2007   
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POPSThe 28,000 year grope
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by tpq62  2-8-2007    3
 Following on from the "5000 year hug"
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POPSArchaeology and Beijing Olympic Construction
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by tpq62  2-8-2007    5
 "The fact that the eunuchs were wealthier and had finer belongings reflected in part their standing in the imperial court. 'It was also because they didn’t have any children,' Mr. Song said." Tell me about it
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POPSWomen in the Palaeolithic
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by tpq62  2-6-2007   
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POPSThe 5000 year hug
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by tpq62  2-6-2007    8
 Aaaaaaw! Although actually it is kind of cool.
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POPSArchaeology of American slavery
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by tpq62  1-29-2007   
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POPSGaulish cultural survival in Roman Normandy?
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by tpq62  1-27-2007   
 Asterix!
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POPSWinds--30,000 years ago
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by tpq62  1-25-2007   
 Interesting. I wonder how they figured out directionality. Still that must have been one hell of an undergrad honors thesis.
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POPSCollected archaeology videos
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by tpq62  1-24-2007   
 I love the "Digging for the Truth" take-off
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POPSLlittle Big Horn--archaeology and the myth
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by tpq62  1-24-2007   
 The archaeological maps from Little Big Horn show an event that is rather sad, more than glorious..at least for Euro-Americans
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POPS8th-century Islamic shipwreck off Israel
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by tpq62  1-23-2007   
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POPSExcavation of a convict workshop and nursery(!) in Australia
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by tpq62  1-23-2007   
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POPSHellenic artifacts from the National Museum of Kabul
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by tpq62  1-20-2007   
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POPSEarly organized warfare in Syria
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by tpq62  1-16-2007    2
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POPSHominid expansion--illegal immigration?
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by tpq62  1-14-2007   
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POPSEaster Islanders--No to a "Disney World of Moai"
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by tpq62  1-11-2007   
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POPSSeeds fom the Jamestown well
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by tpq62  1-10-2007   
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POPSAnother Pazyryk tomb
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by tpq62  1-10-2007   
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POPSLittle slideshow of a Tang Dynasty tomb excavation
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by tpq62  1-10-2007   
 Somewhere about the "House of Flying Daggers Period", I would think.
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POPSEaster Island--ecocide or genocide?
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by tpq62  1-10-2007   
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POPSGoogle Earth and archaeology links
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by tpq62  1-8-2007   
 List of lInks to sites that have archaeological site placemarks
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POPSDiotima--resources for study of women and gender in the ancient world
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by tpq62  1-7-2007   
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POPSGenghis Khan as Chinese
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by tpq62  1-5-2007   
 Interesting use of historical appropriation to enforce a national hegemony
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POPSArchaeological recording of a 1991 Ford van
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by tpq62  1-5-2007   
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POPSThe Tang, the Maya, and worldwide drought?
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by tpq62  1-5-2007    1
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POPS"Humanity's first war"
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by tpq62  1-4-2007    5
 No point going to the page, that's all there is.
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POPSSatellites, video game technology, and archaeology in Costa Rica
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by tpq62  1-3-2007   
 All that time playing "Doom" pays off.
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POPSInteractive Holy Land Satellite Map
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by tpq62  1-3-2007   
 Came to me via an archaeology link. Not really my cup of tea, but some might find it of interest.
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POPSSummaries of 10 Viking sites
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by tpq62  1-3-2007   
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POPSSkeleton of a 5000 yr old camel rider
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by tpq62  1-2-2007   
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POPSPost-traumatic stress...and the Gilgamesh epic?!
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by tpq62  12-31-2006   
 The Veterans Administration and the DoD using Gilgamesh as a bizarre analogy for PTSD in a flash video. I can't begin to deconstruct the reasoning behind this.
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