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Bone Broke by Jess Beck is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
Category Archives: Osteology Everywhere
Osteology Everywhere: Winter Garten Edition
In the movies, southern England during the holiday season is always pictured as a bucolic landscape of quaint villages nestled in rolling hills that are blanketed with snow. The reality is something more like this: The weather of late has … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge, Osteology Everywhere
Tagged Beer, Cambridge, Christmas Pudding, Cold, Fire, Thirsty Riverside, Tibia, Winter, Winter Garten
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Osteology Everywhere: Downing Street Edition
I’m currently in the US, visiting friends for about a week after attending the American Anthropological Society meetings in Washington DC. It’s been a difficult return trip, as I now find myself beset by sunlight until exceedingly late in the evening … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge, Osteology Everywhere
Tagged Bones, Cambridge, Diaphyses, Downing Street, Osteology Everywhere, Travel
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Osteology Everywhere: London Tube Edition
My parents visited me last week (Hi Mom!). On Sunday we struck out for London, so that they could see West End shows, eat at fancy restaurants, and attend tennis tournaments. Apparently, the near constant threat of a cycle collision … Continue reading
Posted in Hand, Osteology Everywhere
Tagged birds, Hand, Hyde Park, London, London tube, Picadilly line, x-ray
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Osteology Everywhere: Mohonk Edition
As part of my summer campaign to explore the Hudson Valley region (read: to avoid working on manuscripts/cursing at R), I recently bought an annual membership to Mohonk Preserve. The preserve is just outside of the town of New Paltz, … Continue reading
Posted in Osteology Everywhere, Travel
Tagged Beetle, Gunks, Mohonk Mountain House, Mohonk State Preserve, New York, Newt, Osteology Everywhere
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Osteology Everywhere: Storm King Edition
I’m spending part of this summer in southern New York, and have been doing my best to distract myself from various overdue manuscript drafts by exploring the area. To that end, a few friends and I went to an outdoor … Continue reading
Posted in Osteology Everywhere, Travel
Tagged bioarchaeology, Master of None, Mohunk State Preserve, New York, osteology, Storm King Art Center, summer
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Osteology Everywhere: Heliconia Edition
When I spent a week at the Hog Island Audubon Camp in Maine last year to visit my friend Cleo, the experience made me realize how little I know about the natural world. The names of even basic north-eastern birds … Continue reading
Posted in Osteology Everywhere, Travel
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Osteology Everywhere: Meteorite Edition
My external committee member was a professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, and the first time I went to visit him I was delighted with the departmental decor. Geologists know how to outfit a hallway – they had … Continue reading
Posted in Osteology Everywhere, Vertebrae
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Osteology Everywhere: Atlanta Edition
As you may have gathered by now, I’m always on the look out for osteology, especially when travelling. However, when I recently attended the AAPAs in Atlanta, I did not have to look very far. Rumours abounded that the conference hotel, … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Osteology Everywhere, Travel
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Osteology Everywhere: Root Edition
This weekend I took a break from SAA presentation-prepping and plot-wrangling in R to take a hike with my friend Anna Antoniou. Anna received a National Geographic Young Explorer grant to walk around the entire island of Cyprus with her brother, … Continue reading
Posted in Long Bones, Osteology Everywhere
Tagged Circumnavigating Cyprus, Femur, Fossil, hiking, Lucy, Michigan, National Geographic Young Explorer, Pinckney, SK 82
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Osteology Everywhere: Lithic Edition
It’s been a relaxing few months in Ann Arbor – lots of lounging around, sipping hot beverages around a warm fireplace, and quietly contemplating life. JUST KIDDING. I’ve been firing on all cylinders recently, dividing my time between applying for … Continue reading