Chronoscope
Shannon Lee Dawdy, Paul Graves-BrownWeird times. I write about contemporary life through the lens of archaeology. Histories behind the headlines, artifacts of our time, pre-industrial skills we need, futurist anthropology. MacArthur Fellow, PhD Professor Emerita Univ Chicago
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She-ship
This week New Orleans will be graced by the presence of several large, regal ladies. They have names like Esmeralda, Gloria, and Libertad, although Esmeralda sometimes goes by La Dama Blanca. Others have more gender-ambiguous names like Gla...
Houses of Horror
Note: This week’s post is a guest contribution by Paul Graves-Brown. Based in the U.K., Paul specializes in popular music heritage and has a growing interest in how the past seems to have a half-life, as you’ll read about here. In addition...
Pets in the Afterlife
About 10 years ago I began working on a film about contemporary American death practices, collaborating with filmmaker Daniel Zox. Following a tip about where we might be able to shoot a crematory in operation, we visited Hinsdale Pet Cemet...
The Mantelpiece Urn
Contemporary urn (screenshot from Green Meadow website)
The mantelpiece urn is an object that divides family members.1 Responses range along a continuum from “yuck” to tender intimacy. Houseguests might find them a bit scandalous. Urns are...
A People’s Archaeology of the People’s House
So that damn ballroom won’t leave the headlines. I had tried to wish it into ruins last week. But Trump’s immediate response to the latest lame attempt on his life — “We need the ballroom!” — gives me an excuse to share a few thoughts not a...
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I write about contemporary life through the lens of archaeology. Histories behind headlines, artifacts of now, pre-industrial skills we need, futurist anthropology. Also, beer and pirates. MacArthur Fellow, Professor Emerita Univ Chicago, PhD
Archaeologist studying Popular Music Heritage
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