Clam gardens point to ancient marine management. May 14, 2015 by Ancientfoods. Clam garden in the Broughton Archipelago. Asting a large interdisciplinary research net has helped Simon Fraser University archaeologist Dana Lepofsky and 10 collaborators dig deeper into their findings about ancient clam gardens in the Pacific Northwest to formulate new perspectives. We think that many .

Artistic expression for an anthropological obsession. Stay tuned for the complete painting which I plan on posting soon. Art, Gender and the Ancient Olympic Games.

Learning urban self-sufficiency in the age of peak everything. Tuesday, November 4, 2014. Trees- growing to the sky. I was working in the backyard last week with Hunter, a fellow blogger- whose blog has also gone partially dormant. We were making cider from apples he had foraged from around town, and the last of a batch that I had gotten from an orchard near Le Sueur. We had a lot of apples to work through and it took most of the afternoon. Are things really different this time? .

This is a journal, of sorts, of an organic garden in SW Michigan. On life in the milk lane. My baby with the one and only bottle baby on the farm, March 2010. February has come and gone and it occurred to me that I have been a milk. Someone closer to 50 than 40 can hardly be called a milk.

This is the story of our now Colorado family as we try to live a more sustainable lifestyle. We are turning our small town plot into a sustainable venture that will provide us with food. I will also document our adventures with goats and my job as part time farm manager for a local farm. Monday, April 13, 2015. It is almost mid-April and things are flying at the farm and the homestead. Some of the holes were so hard packed, we had to dig what we could and fill with the water to soften up the clay.

Monday, July 27, 2015. Cottonwood Beekeeping Cooperative Honey Harvest. We did a honey harvest this past weekend with our 2 frame hand crank extractor. A lot more fun than a Flow Hive. Or is sold to support Cottonwood Community Garden. Thanks to Bruce for these photos. The wasps like all living things play.

Druid perspectives on nature, culture, and the future of industrial society. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. What that evilness amounts to in practice, though, is that he wants to change things. Of course the change is inevitably portrayed in the worst possible light, but what it usually comes down to is that the people who currently run things will lose their positions of powe.