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Martin Rundkvist's blog. Archaeology, skepticism, Sweden. And books and music and stuff.

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Martin Rundkvist Dr. Martin Rundkvist is a Swedish archaeologist, journal editor, public speaker, skeptic, atheist, lefty liberal, bookworm, and father of two.

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May 31, 2007

Your Folks, My Folks in Prehistory

Category: Archaeology

Archaeology is fundamentally incapable of answering the question "who did this?".

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May 30, 2007

Google Misunderstands Swedish Mentality

Category: Sweden

All governments spy to some extent on their citizens.

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5 Minutes of Kiddie TV Fame

Category: Archaeology

Tonight, my metal detecting team and I go on the Swedish State Broadcasting company's TV science show for kids.

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Lamprey's Spinal Cord Modelled

Category: Biology

Huss has built software models of bits of the lamprey's spinal cord.

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May 29, 2007

Archaeological Fist Fights in Lund

Category: Archaeology

What caught my attention in the new issue of LAR was three polemic pieces.

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May 28, 2007

My Eugenics Project

Category: Introspection

Autism-spectrum disorders may largely be due to an accumulating genetic predisposition to systematise.

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Sublime Erotic Poetry

Category: Humour

Yes, where, oh where indeed?

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May 27, 2007

Swedish Heritage Blog

Category: Archaeology

The Swedish State Board of National Antiquities has a blog.

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May 26, 2007

Album Review: M Coast, Say It In Slang

Category: Music

It's a slick and suave record, calmly up-beat, unaggressive yet intricate.

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May 25, 2007

Radiocarbon Summer Bargain

Category: Archaeology

The standard price is €320 / $430 / £220 per carbon sample.

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May 24, 2007

Blogger Gets Top Job Offer As Comment

Category: Blogging

In a matter of hours, a PLoS editor commented on Bora's blog ...

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500 Hidden Plastic Jars

Category: NOIBN

Often I have risen at dawn on weekends and gone out to seek tupperware.

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Carnivalesque 27

Category: History

Let me put the cremated fragments of your skeleton in a neatly labeled plastic bag.

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Ebba During 1937-2007

Category: Archaeology

She combined the specialities of physical anthropology and animal osteology.

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Anthro Blog Carnival

Category: Archaeology

Archaeology and anthropology to move you and soothe you and treat you right, baby.

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May 23, 2007

Medieval Monastic Graffitti

Category: Archaeology

One of the most recent additions is deliciously enigmatic.

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Technorati Quits Ranking Us

Category: Blogging

Now how will I know if I have any personal worth?

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May 22, 2007

Hyphenation is a Drag

Category: Tech

I have yet to see any software with hyphenation as good as that of WordPerfect 5.1.

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May 21, 2007

New Novella by Michael Allen

Category: Books

"Who was the mysterious Madame de Mentou?"

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Blog Carnival Call for Submissions

Category: Blogging

Wednesday 23 May will see the Four Stone Hearth appear in all its archaeo/anthro glory.

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Speaking of Meat in Post-Conquest Britain

Category: History

The elite talked about meat in French at the dinner table.

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May 20, 2007

Selling Stuff With Liberal Chic

Category: Politics

Give the magazine's white academic readers a warm fuzzy feeling.

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May 19, 2007

Syphilitic Pinkie

Category: History

When holding a glass or cup, your pinkie will point ineffectually at the ceiling.

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May 18, 2007

Are Humans Polygamous?

Category: Psychology

Some people screw around a lot, some very rarely, and some not at all.

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May 17, 2007

Kaga Foil-Figure Pre-Print On-Line

Category: Archaeology

Fornvännen's summer issue .. a note I've written about the Kaga foil-figure die.

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Book Review: Stenger, God the Failed Hypothesis

Category: Skepticism

I find the whole hypothesis preposterous, particularly considering its origins in ancient mythology.

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May 16, 2007

An Evening in Suitland

Category: Introspection

I was momentarily lifted out of my middle-class academic pond and dropped into an upper-class business-orientated swimming pool.

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Samian Ware Found in Småland

Category: Archaeology

Pierre checked out the earth clinging to the roots of a fallen tree at the cemetery...

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May 15, 2007

Hopeful Buttons Again

Category: Blogging

I will absolve you of all your sins and give you the gift of eternal life.

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Archaeological Surveying: Call for Papers

Category: Archaeology

Contour mapping, field walking, metal detecting, aerial photography, geophysics, truffle hogs...

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Stockholm Anti-Papacy Open to Applicants

Category: Humour

"The term pontifex literally means 'bridge-builder' ..."

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May 14, 2007

The Unbearable Abstruseness of Archaeology

Category: Archaeology

No Swedish archaeologist aims at contributing to world history.

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Death of an Imaginary Friend

Category: Film

I am in mourning for a character in Six Feet Under who died on us last night.

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May 12, 2007

Autism-Spectrum Skepticism

Category: Skepticism

Science journalists refer to skeptics as "Asperger Patients Against Superstition".

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May 11, 2007

Scambaiting

Category: Humour

"... the huge fund transfer opportunity that will be of mutual benefit to the two of us."

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May 10, 2007

Is Psychotherapy Superstition?

Category: Psychology

"They do not attain university standards", is the grim message.

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May 9, 2007

Early Voyages of Discovery

Category: History

"The history of exploration and travel, exploratory voyages, geographical discovery and worldwide cultural encounter."

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Anthro Blog Carnival

Category: Archaeology

Archaeology and anthropology to take you through the night.

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May 8, 2007

Album Review: Dungen, Tio Bitar

Category: Music

Dungen ("the Grove") combine psychedelic 70s prog rock with Swedish ethno, fiddle and flute.

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May 7, 2007

Swedish Study of the Kensington Runestone

Category: Archaeology

The runestone's visit to Stockholm didn't add to the discussion of the inscription's date.

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May 6, 2007

Internet Radio Severely Threatened

Category: Music

Pandora's very survival, as that of internet radio in general, is threatened.

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Blog Carnival Call for Submissions

Category: Blogging

Wednesday 9 May will see the Four Stone Hearth appear in all its archaeo/anthro glory.

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Modelling the World in Real Time

Category: Psychology

One day I will wander around guided by an outdated world map.

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May 5, 2007

Face in Book

Category: NOIBN

Feel free to befriend my digital representation.

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May 4, 2007

You Can't Grok Its Multiplicity

Category: Archaeology

Even heavily codified religions, such as Judaism or Christianity, aren't coherent.

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Some May Be Worked

Category: Archaeology

"C. 70 kg collected quartz, of which some may be worked."

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May 3, 2007

Kaga Lady Drawn

Category: Archaeology

I've traced a photograph of the new-found Kaga foil-figure die.

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May 2, 2007

Kaga Relief Brooch Reconstructed

Category: Archaeology

The workmanship is quite exceptional.

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May 1, 2007

Book Review: Cambridge History of Scandinavia

Category: Archaeology

There is very little archaeology here.

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Atheist Blog Carnival Proliferation

Category: Skepticism

If God hadn't wanted you to have contact with other atheists...

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