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Bone Broke by Jess Beck is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
Tag Archives: Andalucía
Bioarchaeological Approaches to Social Organization at Marroquíes (Jaén, Spain)
Confession time. Despite my resolution to spend less of 2018 travelling, I’ve already backslid, with a research trip to Germany (blog post to come) and a trip back to the States having led me to spend about three weeks on … Continue reading
Posted in Bioarchaeology, Publications
Tagged Andalucía, bioarchaeology, Copper Age, Iberia, Marroquíes, Mortuary Practices
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Osteology Everywhere: Via Verde Edition
This is the view currently visible outside of my window: For a variety of reasons, I’m spending a few months in a city that is, quite appropriately, locally dubbed “The White Grave”. What with the weather and the monotonous slog that … Continue reading
Posted in Osteology, Osteology Everywhere
Tagged Andalucía, osteology, Osteology Everywhere, parietals, Spain, Travel
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Huerta del Manco
“It’s called Huerta del Manco,” she said in Spanish. “You know what that means?” “Huerta, si.” I told her. I’d come across the word before while translating archaeological texts and it was always used to describe orchards, groves or other … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Travel Essay
Tagged Andalucía, Andalusia, food, hospitality, La Segura, Spain, Travel
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Sevilla
Trains in southern Spain are always flooded with light. The abundance of sun provides a sharp counterpoint to the blessedly cool Renfe air-conditioning. You often don’t realize how crisp the air is until you move through the train and are … Continue reading
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