Death through the eyes of science, history, and anthropology
Hello! I have returned from another inordinately long break in between posts to talk at length about things relating to dead people once again. I've been busy with Funeral School and my Funeral Job, and, through a fault that was entirely my own, had to spend the majority of my evenings that past couple of… Continue reading Bodysnatching for Science: Charles Byrne’s Stolen Bones
Whew, hello, it's been a while! I want to say that it's working full time and trying to stay on top of funeral school that's keeping me busy, but the real culprit is that there's too much good TV to watch and I can't multi-task. If I could research and write while simultaneously watching Stranger… Continue reading Gordon Truesdale’s Gaseous Head: A Tale of Grave-Robbing and Gas Gangrene
Bodies: seeing, representing and handling human remains
All things archaeology, but mostly dead animals.
Occam's Trowel, Sifting archaeological fringe to get to archaeological fact.
I study dead babies from the past
Archaeology -- Pseudoarchaeology -- School -- The good, bad, and the ugly about life in the trenches and life as a student
~Macabre~Cadabra~ 