My del.icio.us bookmarks between the 22nd of May and the 25th of May

These are things I’ve bookmarked between the 22nd of May and the 25th of May. I may not have read them all yet.

• Star Myths – I’ll have to find time to read this. It looks like there could be some useful links to non-Graeco-Roman constellation myths.

• Patahistory: A Hot & Infinitely Dense Blog: Making Maps You Can Read – David Davisson points to a much more useful and much much better named alternative to the Rasterbator.

• The Bathtub is famous! « Millard Fillmoreâ??s Bathtub – One Blog A Day features Millard Fillmore’s Bathtub today, which is a perfect excuse to link to it. I find it an intriguing view of somewhere very different to home.

• Archaeology in Europe: A Tale of Two Clippers – AinE points to a story. While the Cutty Sark may be gutted the only other surviving tea clipper may be lost. Top quote: “Scotland’s preoccupation with fine art at the expense of its own industrial heritage is such that it would be easier to raise £5m for

• K-S Test – Includes a macro for K-S tests for dating geochronological data.

• Abnormal Interests: Meta-meta-archaeology – I like the term Meta-Archaeology as it’s a reminder that it’s talking about archaeology rather than doing archaeology. This is a critique about how you read meta-archaeology hence the very accurate title. But I don’t think it falls into one of Duane’s thr