My del.icio.us bookmarks between the 13th of August and the 15th of August
These are things I’ve bookmarked between the 13th of August and the 15th of August. I may not have read them all yet.
Thinking is sometimes better than countingâ?¦ » Why Dont You Blog? – Why the phrase “data are theory-laden” is more than just a catchphrase amongst a certain group of social-scientists.
Nestor’s Cup: Delphi – A trip to one of the most impressive places in the world.
The National Heritage Board answers back! « Testimony of the spade – What should a heritage board do? The answers require some serious questions. And data.
Iran News – 6000-year-old prehistoric site bulldozed in Iran – Odd news from Iran, which I thought tended to be quite heritage positive. £3000 was needed for the excavation.
SNAIL’S TALES: Big brown beetle with long antennae and a spiny pronotum – John, George and now another victim. Aydin Ã?rstan on why the living need the dead to grow.
Good Vibrations « Millard Fillmoreâ??s Bathtub . – On the inventor of the only musical instrument you can play without touching.
Studenda Mira: The America and Rome post – Yikes! Intelligent discussion of the America is the New Rome’ theme. I’ll have to remember to submit this to a carnival.
Accented Characters for the PC and MAC – How to enter accented characters into your Documents both on the PC and MAC. Full table of accented characters
The Megalithic Portal and Megalith Map: Scientific dating gives prehistoric past a human face – More precise dating of human bones previously discovered at a prehistoric site has suggested that the Neolithic Age was marked by more violence than traditionally imagined.
onegoodmove: The Word – Clarity – The importance of clear language. Giuliani takes the lead against Islamic terrorism. I don’t know if he’s sanguine about other varieties of terrorism,
Archaeologists Discover Scrolls With Jesus Full Name funny satire story – Listed under the family belonging to Joseph ben Jacob (Joseph, son of Jacob) and Mary are several children, including Jesus H., James, Joses, Simon, Judas, Deborah, Ruth, and Sarah. The names of the sons match those as quoted in Matthew 13: 55-56…
Interactive panoramic images of World War II sites « Millard Fillmoreâ??s Bathtub . – Ed Darrell lists a couple of sites with something extra to look at.
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