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Five SFF Books About the Dangers of Dabbling in Archaeology

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Five SFF Books About the Dangers of Dabbling in Archaeology

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SFF Linguistics

“Mind records are the one true forever”: Translation and Dead Languages in Marie Brennan’s Turning Darkness Into Light

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Just Imagine the Possibilities: Neil Gaiman & Sarah Parcak on Archaeology From Space

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Front Lines and Frontiers

Crack Shots! Science! Exotic Locales! — The Don Sturdy Adventures by Victor Appleton

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exploration

Tugging on Superman’s Cape: Simple Suggestions for Avoiding World-Destroying Disaster. Or Not.

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Wild Cards

SFF Archaeology: Excavating the Superhero World of the Wild Card Series

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writing

Better Fiction Through Technology: Reconstructing the Lost City of Petra

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Indiana Jones

Defending Indiana Jones, Archaeologist

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And Related Subjects

Amateur Archaeology: From Bone Yards to Writing Desks

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A Maritime Archaeologist Investigates The Little Mermaid’s Shipwreck

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Has Radar Uncovered the Remains of Queen Nefertiti?

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“Witch Marks” Were Just Some of the Graffiti Carved Onto Medieval Churches

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