Chronoscope
Shannon Lee Dawdy, Paul Graves-BrownAn archaeologist's take on the artifacts of our time.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 42 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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A Brief History of Petroleum Jelly
Two years ago I wanted to expand my experiential learning in winemaking by trying to grow wine grapes. I planted a Sauvignon Blanc vine in a wine-barrel planter and hoped for the best. Last year it stretched along the training wires but rem...
Trump Wins Nobel Peace Prize!
Hi friends, I’m traveling this week and so sharing a post from my early archive, before I had many subscribers. It feels timely (again) after the recent Nobel Peace Prize announcement. I make the case for why Trump, as a death merchant with...
Breaking News: AI Archaeologist Loses Trowel in Fairy Dust!
Last month a friend in New Orleans texted me a link to a Facebook post. She added a laughing emoji. No explanation needed.1
Below an eye-catching photo, a teaser reads:
“In the winter of 2004 a crew cleared a parking garage off Conti Stre...
Dirty Hands at the Microscope
Note: This is the second of a series partially adapted from a longer guest post I wrote for Prateek Dasgupta’s Forgotten Footprints Substack. Curious grapeheads may enjoy Part 1 and an earlier post on DaVinci’s wine.
This week my fingers b...
Talk Like a Pirate, Brah!
September 19th is “International Talk Like a Pirate Day,” for those who observe. Being a scholar of all things pirate, I decided to look into the history of this day. It allegedly started in 1995 when Oregonians Mark Summers and John Baur w...
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Archaeologist writing about the weirdness of contemporary life. Also: death, beer, and pirates. MacArthur Fellow, Anthropology & History PhD, Prof Emerita Univ Chicago
Archaeologist studying Popular Music Heritage
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