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A Historical Fantasy. Also on Audible.
A Metaphysical Thriller
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- Cairns, Isle of Skye
- Loneliness Feeds on Itself
- The D & D Wedding
- Gilgamesh and Humbaba in Mesopotamian Art
- Today's Castle: Tourbillon, Switzerland
- Elephant Festival, Chitan, Nepal
- Delmarva Adena at Pig Point
- Grandchildren and Evolutionary Fitness
- NGC 5189
- Tel Motza
- Lots of Dead Squid
- Ancient Souvenirs from Hadrian's Wall
- Vintage National Geographic
- More Snow
- Consensus Centrism vs. Reactionary Paranoia
- Wright's Law
- Ayn Rand's Misunderstanding of Human Nature
- On Average, People are Happier on Holidays
- Christmas Morning 2012
- Winter Woods
- Snow on Christmas Eve!
- Did Mitt Romney Want to be President?
- CIA Director on Zero Dark Thirty
- Atheist Parenting
- Badass Pacifists
- Salgado among the Nenets
- Art, Spirituality, and Religion
- Tree Houses
- Shenanigans at the FBI Crime Lab
- The Hobbit on Film
- The Taman Shud Cipher
- Stalin Up Again
- Apocalypse
- Zero Dark Thirty, Torture, Art, and Our Cruel Nature
- The Secrets of the Oculists
- Something Important to Remember about Politics
- Strange Fashions
- Waiting for the Barbarians
- Sixteenth-Century Grenades
- This Gateway is in Order: Ancient Nightmares
- Happy Sunreturn
- In the House, the Speaker Doesn't Have the Votes
- The Schmidt Sting Pain Index
- Olympus BioScapes Competition
- So Much for Socialism
- Chuck Hagel for Defense Secretary
- The Fossil Forest of Gilboa
- Grapefruit and Drug Overdoses
- Park Geun-hye
- Nature's Pictures of the Year
- Another Lottery Winner Wishes He'd Torn Up His Ticket
- In the Bucket
- Charles Reiffel
- The Blue Fugates of Troublesome Creek
- Today's Cathedral: Frauenkirche, Munich
- Bread Ovens at Jamestown
- An Eighteenth-Century Woodshop
- Archaeology from Overhead
- More Jobs or Higher Wages?
- Violence in the European Chalcolthic
- Milk Strainers, 7,000 Years Old
- Bronze Age Princess
- American Kludgeocracy
- Rights vs. Outcomes, or Unions and the Right to Work
- Carnyx
- Hercules A, or, the Scale of the Universe
- Australian Wildfires
- Reprogramming T-Cells to Fight Cancer
- The Bear Who Didn't Want to Be Photographed
- Today's Cathedral: Siena
- Rebuilding Laodicea on the Lycus
- In Egypt, Politics without a Constitution
- More Heavyweights Say Assad is Near the End
- Hipster Hunting
- The Sad Decline of the American Working Man
- Janez Tolar
- A Definition of Decadence
- The Graves of Gettysburg
- Artifacts from our Site in Delaware
- End the War on Terror
- Archaeology with Sixth Graders
- Today's Indian Palace: Bidar Fort
- Police and Prosecutors Who Can't Admit They Were W...
- The Geese Book
- Nenad Saljic
- The Line that Held (II)
- The Line That Held (I)
- Mr. Cogito Meditates on Suffering
- Dichlorophenols and Food Allergies
- Boredom and Depression
- The Swedish Theory of Love
- Back Digging Up Colonial Delaware
- Does Getting a Nuclear Weapon Change much for a Co...
- The Dom Pedro Aquamarine
- Soviet Modernism
- Kan Bahlam
- Today's Cathedral: Wells
- Adriaen de Vries
- Treasures of the Scanian War
- Castello Fenis
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About Me
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published three novels and is writing a fourth.
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