Chronoscope
Shannon Lee Dawdy, Paul Graves-BrownAn archaeology of contemporary life by Shannon Lee Dawdy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Water Lanterns and Peace Rituals
Last Saturday I desperately needed to escape the tyranny of my computer screen. After the heat of an unseasonably warm day had started to dissipate, I ventured out and just started wandering. I took in the smiles of other people’s dates at...
Smells Like 1976
In my efforts to excavate repressed memories of what American life was like in 1976, I realized that smells might help. If you’ve ever had that experience of encountering a smell that suddenly transports you back to an earlier time in your...
The Devil Wears Gunne Sax
I have a fashion problem. Some lovely, creative friends of mine are organizing an alternative semiquincentennial for the July 4th weekend this year. We will not be celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Indep...
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...
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I write about contemporary life through the lens of archaeology. History behind the headlines, artifacts of the now, anthropology of the everyday. Also, beer and pirates. MacArthur Fellow, Professor Emerita Univ Chicago
Archaeologist studying Popular Music Heritage
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