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A burnin’ ring of fire: Four Stone Hearth 115

mickmorrison
March 31, 2011
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Welcome everyone to the 115th Four Stone Hearth Blogging carnival! (my apologies for the Johnny Cash reference). For the uninitiated, the Four Stone Hearth is: a blog carnival that specializes in anthropology in the widest (American) sense of that word….

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Four Stone Hearth 115 this week

mickmorrison
March 27, 2011

A gentle reminder about the upcoming Four Stone Hearth blog carnival that I’m hosting here this week. The post will go up on Wednesday/Thursday Australian time, so please try to get your contributions to me within the next few days….

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Four Stone Hearth – a themed anthropology blog carnival

mickmorrison
March 20, 2011
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Four Stone Hearth is a long running blog carnival that focuses upon anthropology in the American sense: that is, archaeology, bio/social/cultural anthropology and linguistics. I am hosting it here on the 30th March. In this edition of 4SH I am…

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