Learn Social Media from Two Pros. Come to Nov 12 AZ HNS Meeting
Attend Nov 12 AZ Historical Novel Society Meeting and Learn Social Media from two pros, Chandler Longbons and Emma Totten. Calling all authors!
Weekly Roundup of Archaeology, History and Historical Fiction October 22-28
Some posts I enjoyed this week: A giant Bronze Age shipyard on Dana Island in Turkey, violent burials in the ancient Southwest suggest blood feuds & biggest ancient Japanese sword ever
Weekly Roundup of Archaeology, History and Historical Fiction October 15-21
Some posts I enjoyed this week: AIA lecture on Sex, Politics and Intoxication in Etruria, human sacrifice on Mt. Lykaion, xrays reveal the inside scoop on Athenian vases and Ireland’s mythic mound reveals the origins of Halloween
Weekly Roundup of Archaeology, History and Historical Fiction October 8-14
Posts I enjoyed this week: thinking about Dylan as Nobel Laureate, touring Pompeii via 3D, dangerous streets of Rome from Mary Beard, ancient grape seeds in Turkey, Egyptian mummies preserve the heart but not the brain
Weekly Roundup of Archaeology, History and Historical Fiction October 1-7
Some posts I enjoyed this week: 17th C cosmetics w/ lead and patches, writing advice from James Scott Bell on using description to turn readers into fans, an intentionally desecrated gate-shrine uncovered in Israel
Weekly Roundup of Archaeology, History and Historical Fiction Sept 24-30
Some posts I enjoyed this week from around the web: Kybele statue fr Roman period found in Turkey, Acropolis repairs cause controversy, En-Gedi scroll “read” high tech-style, grammar cartoon
Weekly Roundup of Archaeology, History and Historical Fiction Sept 17-23
Some posts I enjoyed this week: Godnapping in the Ancient Near East, 8,000 figurine representing “old woman power?”, fringe Briseis, headless sculptures at Göbekli Tepe
Weekly Roundup of Archaeology, History and Historical Fiction Sept 10-16
Some posts I enjoyed from around the web: Greek vase goes live, metal on an Egyptian boat, everything about Roman stoneworking, Hittite stamp seal from Puduhepa’s hometown and what about those Sea People?
Weekly Roundup of Archaeology, History and Historical Fiction Sept 3-9
Some posts I enjoyed from around the web this week: the Medicis and multiracial families, recording of Virginia Woolf on words and why writing isn’t a craft, and the 2016 archaeological finds in Bulgaria.
Weekly Roundup of Archaeology, History and Historical Fiction August 27-Sept 2
Posts I enjoyed this week: Antinous gets it together, sensible book marketing idea, the whisperers of Belarus, Hurrian Hymn in cuneiform is oldest melody