T’aint No Sin, to Take off Your Skin, and Dance Around in Your Bones
One more for Halloween, from Jazz Age singer Lee Morse and the Blue Grass Boys:
You begin to interest me…vaguely
One more for Halloween, from Jazz Age singer Lee Morse and the Blue Grass Boys:
Dreadful Delights: a limited run exhibition (ending November 1) at the Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania.
Pick the right tool for the job: From Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (1955) If the shovel is your…
Here’s the Time Team episode from 2000, when the team excavated the Roman site in Greenwich Park. Surprisingly, they don’t…
With Halloween approaching, here’s a shoutout to an early mummy movie. Mercy, the Mummy Mumbled, is an all-black silent film…
OK, so maybe there were no camels in Roman Greenwich, but that doesn’t mean there were never any camels around.…
T. Cregg Madrigal ©2018 Abstract Reviews of the archaeological record of camels in Europe include one reported occurrence from a…
Members Only, the makers of the now-classic 1980s racer jacket, encouraged Americans to vote in the 1988 elections using imagery…
The Diamonds sing about the positive effect of monster movies. The Canadian quartet recorded Batman, Wolfman, Frankenstein or Dracula in…
Discovery in the Western Front Trenches has accounts from World War I soldiers of archaeological finds during wartime. Only a…