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Aardvarchaeology

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

December 31, 2007

Did US Psychiatrists Really Agree That Gays Were Nuts?

Category: Psychology

The issue here is really how "psychiatric condition" was defined in the mid-20th century.

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December 29, 2007

Aard's First Birthday

Category: Blogging

It's been a year now since I started blogging at Sb.

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December 28, 2007

Toxic Dump Too Close For Comfort

Category: NOIBN

This was one of those paper mills that used mercury in a big way.

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December 27, 2007

Charles Redwine on Muscogee Pottery

Category: Archaeology

16th and 17th century native American pottery from Kasita/Cusseta near Columbus, Georgia in the US.

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December 26, 2007

Consolidating Aard's Subscriber Base on Google Reader

Category: Blogging

Google Reader is an excellent blog reader, among whose strengths is that it resides somewhere off your computer. This means that you can read blogs from several machines without having to mark a lot of old entries as read. Nor...

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December 25, 2007

Church of Santa

Category: History

One of the oldest extant buildings is the great church beside the royal castle. Here, Santa was worshipped for nearly three centuries.

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December 24, 2007

Skepticism and Informed Consensus

Category: Skepticism

A real skeptic always sides with scientific consensus.

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December 23, 2007

Bandwidth Blues

Category: Tech

I guess nobody actually gets 24 Mb/s from an ADSL connection.

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English-Speaking World Catches On To Ansiktsburk Lyrical Method

Category: Humour

Scandy readers will be very familiar with this. As we learned from "Hatten Är Din", "Ansiktsburk", "Fiskpinnar" and other Turk Hits back in 2000, you can get wonderfully absurd results if you listen to a song in a foreign language...

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December 22, 2007

Academic Labour Market in Swedish Archaeology Stinks

Category: Archaeology

Two pieces of news to illustrate the state of the academic labour market in Swedish archaeology.

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