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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Little House in the Archeology Lab: How Laura Ingalls Wilder Made Me a Historical Archeologist
I would embarrass myself if I tried to explain here exactly how much I love the Little House books. I read them when I was eight years old, am reading them again now 30 years later, and have read them … Continue reading
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Tagged historical archaeology, historical archeology, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little House
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