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Birds "fed" snails for the afterlife
The image above shows a mummified ibis from ancient Egypt that was packed with snails after death. Other mummified ibises were found packed fullโฆ
Three Days In Estonia
Spent Wednesday through Friday in Estonia at the kind invitation of Marge Konsa and the Institute of History and Archaeology in Tartu.
Shores of Ancient Sweden
The National Geological Survey of Sweden has put an interactive deglaciation and shoreline displacement model for the country on-line for free.โฆ
The Origins of Small Number Representation
Earlier this week I wrote about the developmental and evolutionary origins of large number representation. A series of studies in human infants,โฆ
Celebrating Role Models in Science & Engineering Achievement: Sonya Kovalevsky
Sonya Kovalevsky โ Russian-born Mathematician One of the world's best mathematicians of her era; established first major result in general theorโฆ
A conversation with a Rigvir flack
My skeptical analysis of Rigvir, a โVirotherapyโ from Latvia being promoted by alternative medicine clinics as a cancer cure, caught the attentiโฆ
Friday Cephalopod: Wonderporn!
Oooh, those glossy thick pages. The bright colors that pop. The action shots. The extreme closeups. I admit it: I have an addiction to aquaristโฆ
Viral defenses are encoded in their genes, but not ours
Photo of sea sponges by Steve Rupp, National Science Foundation via Wikimedia Commons
The Original Donald Trump
From the early days of Trump: Trump: The response to my candidacy out here [in Los Angeles] has been incredible! Off the charts! The polls are uโฆ