"It's a funny thing," Phillip Crummy, then (as now) Director of the Colchester Archaeological Trust, said in a lecture I attended back in the late 1970's, "how archaeologists often dig up altars but hardly ever find door stops." Since then, my interest in archaeology has often confronted me with the ways in which the presentation…
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"It's a funny thing," Phillip Crummy, then (as now) Director of the Colchester Archaeological Trust, said in a lecture I attended back in the late 1970's, "how archaeologists often dig up altars but hardly ever find door stops." Since then, my interest in archaeology has often confronted me with the ways in which the presentation…
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Digging Up The Present. Archaeology and what it tells us about past peoples and ourselves. Roman Pavement with 123D Catch. After the Gurob ship here’s my own attempt at 3D modelling – done during the Brown MOOC. It’s part of a tesselated pavement from a 2nd century CE Roman building in Colchester. There’s a commentated movie version too, which I’ll try to add. View it here: 123D Catch Commented Video. Anyone for a wiki-museum? This entry was posted in Museums and Display. September 29, 2013.
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Digging Up The Present. Archaeology and what it tells us about past peoples and ourselves. The People Behind The Palaces. Today was a fascinating day school at Oxford’s Rewley House exploring the everyday lives of the Minoans you don”t here about – the ones that didn’t live in the palaces. Dr Christine Morris (Trinity College Dublin) shared her knowledge of the terracotta figurines found at Peak Sanctuaries, especially at Atsipahdes where she has excavated ( http:/ tinyurl.com/mg55dkr). Never mind the sm...
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Digging Up The Present. Archaeology and what it tells us about past peoples and ourselves. Monthly Archives: September 2013. Roman Pavement with 123D Catch. After the Gurob ship here’s my own attempt at 3D modelling – done during the Brown MOOC. It’s part of a tesselated pavement from a 2nd century CE Roman building in Colchester. There’s a commentated movie version too, which I’ll try to add. View it here: 123D Catch Commented Video. Anyone for a wiki-museum? This entry was posted in Museums and Display.
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Digging Up The Present. Archaeology and what it tells us about past peoples and ourselves. Monthly Archives: June 2013. Thoughts on the Mary Rose Museum. The Cowdray engraving of the battle of the Solent, 1545. (Photo credit: Wikipedia). There are some stunning things here (the reconstruction of the archer alongside his skeleton, the interactive display of the painting of the sinking (the Cowdray engraving, above) and the parallel “hull” with objects in place were to me three high points), it...ThereR...
Roman Architecture MOOC | Digging Up The Present
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Digging Up The Present. Archaeology and what it tells us about past peoples and ourselves. Well, I’ve just stared Diana E.E. Kleiner’s Yale/Coursera course on Roman Architecture. It will be interesting to see how this compares to the ADLS course I took last year. More details soon. This entry was posted in Studying Archaeology. And tagged Distance Learning. January 19, 2014. The People Behind The Palaces. More on the MooC →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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Relative Sensations of Time in Polysphasic Sleep
Relative Sensations of Time in Polysphasic Sleep. Tuesday, July 15, 2008. In Dymaxion sleeping patterns the waking periods of time are identical in length and symmetrically located across a 24 hour period. If all variables were neutralized and each minute felt exactly the same, then all the stages would yield identical productivity from their participant. 1 Sunlight comes and goes. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). HOME POLYPHASIC SLEEP In Dymaxion sleeping patte. View my complete profile.
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Philosophical Implications of Polyphasic Sleep
Philosophical Implications of Polyphasic Sleep. Tuesday, July 15, 2008. If the constituent individuals in society were all polyphasic sleepers, customs, beliefs, and values would all be incontrovertibly different. Polyphasic Sleeping brings up many fascinating philosophical concepts and ideas. Polyphasic Sleeping helps clarify some familiar philosophical ideas, and it also newly introduces other philosophical conjectures. Relative Sensations of Time in Polyphasic Sleep. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Dymaxion Sleep Log: Transition
Dymaxion Sleep Log: Transition. Monday, July 14, 2008. I have been transitioning towards the Dymaxion Sleep Schedule for quite some time now. This transition has had two stages. One day (July 5) about three weeks into my China Trip (July 5), I was checking my email when I whimsically decided to start researching Polyphasic Sleeping. I read Steve Pavlina's web page on Polyphasic Sleeping, and I was so interested that I could not look away from the screen for a few more hours. I have chosen a plan that wil...
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Polyphasic Sleep
Monday, July 14, 2008. Describes a category of sleeping strategies aimed at sleeping more often for a shorter cumulative period of time. Two popular polyphasic methods are the Uberman Sleeping Schedule and the Dymaxion Sleeping Schedule. The Uberman Sleeping Schedule consists of 6 naps every 24 hour period with each nap around 20 minutes long. The Dymaxion Sleeping Schedule consists of 4 naps each "day" with each nap lasting around 30 minutes. See How Dymaxion Sleep Worked For Me. Links to this post.
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Digging Up The Present. Archaeology and what it tells us about past peoples and ourselves. Door Stops & Altars. 8220;It’s a funny thing,” Phillip Crummy, then (as now) Director of the Colchester Archaeological Trust, said in a lecture I attended back in the late 1970’s, “how archaeologists often dig up altars but hardly ever find door stops.”. This one is certainly an altar but is everything odd ritualistic? I’m also blogging my experiences in an on-line learning experience with Brown University.
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Following the Thought- John Willingham. Exploring the intersections of history, religion, philosophy, and politics. The Edge of Freedom. Reviews: Edge of Freedom. Buy The Edge of Freedom! BOOKS, Articles, ESSAYS, and Fiction by John Willingham. The Edge of Freedom: A Fact-Based Novel of the Texas Revolution. NOTE: Please see the ". Reviews Edge of Freedom. 34; page for the most recent review of The Edge of Freedom, in the Southwestern Historical Quarterly. 115 (April 2012), pp. 428-429. The Times of Texas.
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Welcome to John Willis's Home Page. Email me: john@johnwillis.co.uk. These are pix of me:. The first trying to look serious some time ago looking as though I might be working. I've used this photo because it doesn't show too many grey hairs! The second is a more relaxed me in Portugal in Summer 2006). Now retired (I think! A single engined, four seater, which I hope my wife will fly as well). so this has become my new toy. I live with my family. Slow down - you've already got more licences than me! Havin...
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Retro-fitting DVRs with a usb port. Consumer video products have long since moved on from Standard Definition (SD) video products, but the older analog signals captured on personal tape based recorder products remains. Regardless of the rights management issues which have withered away and made digitiziation more difficult. the lack of a method to even extract the MPEG2 stream from a video to optical DVD burn has consigned many DVRs to landfills or abandonment. Re-implmenting a near 30 year old IDE bus i...
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