Death through the eyes of science, history, and anthropology
Deviant Burials: Archaeological Vampires So, let's get to the good stuff, by which I mean vampire skeletons. Of course, the skeletons in question are not actually vampires, but they were buried in a way that indicates that the people doing the burying were afraid that the deceased might be at risk of becoming a vampire. You… Continue reading Bricks in the Trap: Protecting the Village from Old School Vampires (Part 2)
islands and in between
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
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