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Choctaw remnants
In 1901 he was digging among the Choctaw
he did a lot of that Peabody
from Harvard university in Cambridge mass
by the Charles river ...
[Note: Link to amazon on Choctaw Remains expired.
Amazon offers links into books now - which is cool - but they also expire.]
Talk of ethnography and a visit to the Peabody Museum where the Mimbres bowls were sending a message with our personal Best Ethnographer Jim Hass made us search out one on the old digger P. Hadn't been there since rereading Robert Palmer, who once upon grokked on Dr. P
Too short, too short: Visit of Jim. But brilliant moment in my Boston era. One thing about this age thing - you get surprised to be here there or anywhere.Which opens the door to a type of resigned enthusiasm. Rickeys in Harvard Square I count with glee as elixir.
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Deep Blues on Amazon
Pictures at an Exhibition
The phantom tie-tack will surface - Jim on Calumet
Two amigos loco - Jack and Jim at Peabody Museum
At work, on the road again - Jim in Belmont
[Note: These are pretty big {300k} pics and may not be stored here for all time.]
Ken Nordine sited! [err, sounded!] Audio
Jazz word sound guy appears on All things Considered: thinking about chatter an the Homelanders. They see signals in the chatter. And then see chatter threat. And Homeland Security colors change from blue to grey. - Mar 9, 2004 NPR.org
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Hubble morning
Hubble scopes feint lights of creation /
Dimmest, reddest, 13-billion-year-old conflagration /
When you frist cried /
Odd shapped and hunched stars you were. |
Mimbres of you
MIT Wierd Fields contest runnerup -MIT.edu
Hubble goes deep
-NYT, Mar 9, 2004.
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