Skeptic's Circle 68

Compiled by Martin Rundkvist, at Aardvarcheology.

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Back in August, I blogged about a paper I'd written on the chronology and iconography of Migration Period gold bracteates. It was published around the New Year and is now also available on-line in English. Please tell me what you think! Rundkvist, Martin. 2006. Notes on Axboe's and Malmer's gold…
As regular readers of the Skeptics' Circle know, hosts are usually given pretty wide latitude about how they handle the presentation of the posts. This time around, host Martin Rundkvist, who's hosted an excellent edition before (albeit with a puzzling theme), decides that a large dish brush is…
Rundkvist, Martin. 2011. Mead-halls of the Eastern Geats. Elite Settlements and Political Geography AD 375-1000 in OÌstergoÌtland, Sweden. Kungl. Vitterhets Historie och Antikvitets Akademien (KVHAA), Handlingar, Antikvariska serien 49. Stockholm 2011. 165 pp. ISBN 978-91-7402-405-0. Abstract The…
From today's issue of free subway paper Metro, I translate: Hey there... ... Martin Rundkvist, 35, the archaeologist who has found a unique 16th century sword in the woods. How did you make the find -- through cutting-edge methods? -- I sat down in the lotus position and took in the vibrations…