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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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November 30, 2007

Åke Hyenstrand 1939-2007

Category: Archaeology

He was known for his large-scale analyses of the Swedish sites and monuments register.

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November 29, 2007

Psycho Killer Not Psycho Enough

Category: Psychology

The ability to commit a highly violent crime is, in itself, a symptom of insanity.

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November 27, 2007

A Runic Farewell

Category: Archaeology

From about 1845 to 1930, Sweden saw massive emigration to the United States.

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November 26, 2007

The Relics of St Ursula and the 11,000 Virgins

Category: Archaeology

11,000 dead virgins. And every scrap of bone counted as a relic of St. Ursula.

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November 24, 2007

Chris at Highly Allochthonous Gets It

Category: Archaeology

Yay, for once somebody at Sb except me is writing about European archaeology!

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November 23, 2007

Royally Furnished Cemetery Found in NE England

Category: Archaeology

England had already been re-Christianised and grave wealth was in steep decline.

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November 22, 2007

Viking Army Councils

Category: Archaeology

The oldest known territorial unit in Östergötland is the härad district (etymologically, "army council").

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November 21, 2007

Them Doggone Carnies

Category: Blogging

You know, like, uh, whazza gonna say?

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A Century of Fornvännen Free On-Line

Category: Archaeology

The first 100 volumes of Fornvännen are now available freely on the web!

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November 20, 2007

Passenger Flight Needs to be Heavily Taxed

Category: Environment

The system is grossly inefficient. A bit of tax pressure would do wonders to tighten it up.

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November 19, 2007

Going to Cons

Category: Blogging

Two months from now I'm going to spend a week on the US East Coast, attending two conferences and doing some sightseeing. From 18 to 22 January I'll be in the Chapel Hill/Durham area of North Carolina for the 2nd...

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November 18, 2007

Lucifer Over London

Category: Music

Some of these angels have the face of Gods / Some of them the face of dogs

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Hopeful Buttons

Category: Blogging

Dear Reader, it's been a while since I asked you to press any buttons. If you like Aard, and haven't already done so, would you please do me the favour of pressing a button in the left-hand column, right...

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November 17, 2007

The Onion Knows the Archaeological Worldview

Category: Archaeology

Archaeologists have an extremely strange worldview. We never simply see what's going on around us right now: we keep thinking about what a place would have looked like hundreds of years ago, or what it will look like in the...

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November 16, 2007

Anders Söderberg on Sigtuna Metalworking

Category: Archaeology

They are making sense of stuff that usually ends up in large anonymous sacks that nobody ever opens.

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Viking Wreckage Found at Birka?

Category: Archaeology

It may be the first Viking ship, or at least some wreckage, in the Lake Mälaren area.

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November 15, 2007

Jim Benton on Christianity's Problem of Communication

Category: Skepticism

Jesus was an incredibly inefficient and incompetent conveyor of his 'message'.

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November 14, 2007

17th Century Urban Archaeology

Category: Archaeology

17th-century urban layers in a part of town laid out and settled by royal decree.

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November 13, 2007

Call for Nominations: 2008 Gene S. Stuart Award

Category: Archaeology

An award of $2000 is made to honor outstanding efforts to enhance public understanding of archaeology.

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November 12, 2007

Göran Werthwein Draws and Designs It

Category: Archaeology

Need someone to design your excavation report, PhD dissertation, tourist folder?

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Pottery Styles and Shore Displacement

Category: Archaeology

Presto -- we have an interregional Neolithic pottery chronology!

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November 11, 2007

Carnival of the Godless 79 -- Pie Now on Earth

Category: Skepticism

Unclouded by notions of friendly guys in the sky who offer pie when you die.

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November 10, 2007

Selection Pressure on Altie Medicine

Category: Skepticism

There is evolutionary pressure on alternative therapies to achieve near-zero effect.

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November 9, 2007

Peter Johnsson, Sword Smith

Category: Archaeology

Uppsala-based virtuoso weapon smith Peter Johnsson has offered to make a replica of the Djurhamn sword.

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November 8, 2007

Anthro Blog Carnival

Category: Archaeology

Archaeology and anthropology, enough to turn you into a creature of the night, mad for love.

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DNA Identifies Ancient Foodstuffs

Category: Archaeology

Just scrape some gunk off the inside of the sherds and check it for DNA.

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November 6, 2007

History Carnival 58

Category: Carnival

History! Carnival! History Carnival! Yay! Carnival-a-rooney! Woo!

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November 5, 2007

Towards a Social Theory of Sites We Haven't Found

Category: Archaeology

The message fills me with a mixture of disappointment and defiance.

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