Paul Franzen
@pfranzen.bsky.social
Archaeologist and historian; thinking of Romans every single day.
The Limes, heritage management, small finds, GIS, politics and armed conflict ab urbe condita until now. And more.
The Limes, heritage management, small finds, GIS, politics and armed conflict ab urbe condita until now. And more.
Matching fragments, but with shells possibly a no-go;
Composition of the complex, if there is more than one species present you could compare percentages;
If the shells themselves are not suited for analysis, maybe secondary elements or chemical changes identifying the original location?
Composition of the complex, if there is more than one species present you could compare percentages;
If the shells themselves are not suited for analysis, maybe secondary elements or chemical changes identifying the original location?
November 26, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Matching fragments, but with shells possibly a no-go;
Composition of the complex, if there is more than one species present you could compare percentages;
If the shells themselves are not suited for analysis, maybe secondary elements or chemical changes identifying the original location?
Composition of the complex, if there is more than one species present you could compare percentages;
If the shells themselves are not suited for analysis, maybe secondary elements or chemical changes identifying the original location?
I would endorse a ‘go-fund-me’ initiative for a couple more.
November 23, 2025 at 8:55 AM
I would endorse a ‘go-fund-me’ initiative for a couple more.
“Schietwetter” oder Regen?
November 9, 2025 at 7:18 AM
“Schietwetter” oder Regen?
9 hours sleep, in one night, uninterrupted continuous, in your own comfortable bed??
Wake up! 6 is good, 4,5 seems to be ok, and once you get older-which we hope-, expect this to be normal. And dozing off in the afternoon. And after dinner.
9 hours is the realm of puberty. You’re a grown-up now…
Wake up! 6 is good, 4,5 seems to be ok, and once you get older-which we hope-, expect this to be normal. And dozing off in the afternoon. And after dinner.
9 hours is the realm of puberty. You’re a grown-up now…
November 9, 2025 at 7:13 AM
9 hours sleep, in one night, uninterrupted continuous, in your own comfortable bed??
Wake up! 6 is good, 4,5 seems to be ok, and once you get older-which we hope-, expect this to be normal. And dozing off in the afternoon. And after dinner.
9 hours is the realm of puberty. You’re a grown-up now…
Wake up! 6 is good, 4,5 seems to be ok, and once you get older-which we hope-, expect this to be normal. And dozing off in the afternoon. And after dinner.
9 hours is the realm of puberty. You’re a grown-up now…
Naaktlopers is the correct spelling. With a t.
But yeah, religion is a source of many curious activities, notions and concepts.
But yeah, religion is a source of many curious activities, notions and concepts.
November 2, 2025 at 2:43 PM
Naaktlopers is the correct spelling. With a t.
But yeah, religion is a source of many curious activities, notions and concepts.
But yeah, religion is a source of many curious activities, notions and concepts.
I used his work on pre-industrial cities to understand the Roman cities, their functions and more!
October 17, 2025 at 8:18 PM
I used his work on pre-industrial cities to understand the Roman cities, their functions and more!
You just haven’t found it, yet.
October 6, 2025 at 6:58 PM
You just haven’t found it, yet.
Subtiel dat verschil tussen belastingbetalers en boeren…
OZB iemand? Erfbelasting?
OZB iemand? Erfbelasting?
October 1, 2025 at 12:13 PM
Subtiel dat verschil tussen belastingbetalers en boeren…
OZB iemand? Erfbelasting?
OZB iemand? Erfbelasting?
Not so. First of all, historical sciences (I include things like archaeology) are sciences. In America science is used for a limited number of subjects.
They operate with a different set of methods to achieve results. Google hermeneutics for texts and interpretations.
They operate with a different set of methods to achieve results. Google hermeneutics for texts and interpretations.
September 28, 2025 at 6:06 AM
Not so. First of all, historical sciences (I include things like archaeology) are sciences. In America science is used for a limited number of subjects.
They operate with a different set of methods to achieve results. Google hermeneutics for texts and interpretations.
They operate with a different set of methods to achieve results. Google hermeneutics for texts and interpretations.
Prehistorians: too much theory, not enough facts.
Sigh.
On another note: texts like these are also known here as divine texts: ‘just believe it, because I wrote it’: no footnotes, no literature, no evidence or even a hint at some other possibility or even acknowledging the possibility of doubt…
Sigh.
On another note: texts like these are also known here as divine texts: ‘just believe it, because I wrote it’: no footnotes, no literature, no evidence or even a hint at some other possibility or even acknowledging the possibility of doubt…
September 26, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Prehistorians: too much theory, not enough facts.
Sigh.
On another note: texts like these are also known here as divine texts: ‘just believe it, because I wrote it’: no footnotes, no literature, no evidence or even a hint at some other possibility or even acknowledging the possibility of doubt…
Sigh.
On another note: texts like these are also known here as divine texts: ‘just believe it, because I wrote it’: no footnotes, no literature, no evidence or even a hint at some other possibility or even acknowledging the possibility of doubt…
Nearest parallel is from Trier.
And there are of course more costly versions in metal as well. But a great find from a vicus just several kilometres (or leugae 😉) south of Nijmegen.
And there are of course more costly versions in metal as well. But a great find from a vicus just several kilometres (or leugae 😉) south of Nijmegen.
September 24, 2025 at 4:37 PM
Nearest parallel is from Trier.
And there are of course more costly versions in metal as well. But a great find from a vicus just several kilometres (or leugae 😉) south of Nijmegen.
And there are of course more costly versions in metal as well. But a great find from a vicus just several kilometres (or leugae 😉) south of Nijmegen.
You don’t have too many books, you just have not enough shelves.
September 13, 2025 at 2:48 PM
You don’t have too many books, you just have not enough shelves.
Wenn dies so wäre, dann wird das der Grund sein warum der Artikel 5 nicht funktionieren wird. Und das mit der EU eben auch nicht.
September 7, 2025 at 4:26 PM
Wenn dies so wäre, dann wird das der Grund sein warum der Artikel 5 nicht funktionieren wird. Und das mit der EU eben auch nicht.
primary reaction: they wrongly equate studying religion with being religious, or (only) for the religious.
After reading the article: it’s about surviving academia. Or, as people outside academia would call it: work.
After reading the article: it’s about surviving academia. Or, as people outside academia would call it: work.
September 6, 2025 at 5:59 AM
primary reaction: they wrongly equate studying religion with being religious, or (only) for the religious.
After reading the article: it’s about surviving academia. Or, as people outside academia would call it: work.
After reading the article: it’s about surviving academia. Or, as people outside academia would call it: work.
Nee, maar wel hoe makkelijk genoemde Prigozjin naar Moskou kon doorstoten. Met een paar goede mech. brigades…
wie weet.
wie weet.
September 5, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Nee, maar wel hoe makkelijk genoemde Prigozjin naar Moskou kon doorstoten. Met een paar goede mech. brigades…
wie weet.
wie weet.
“Robust”? The American public health system is mediocre at best compared to most civilised countries, like Canada or in Europe.
That said, it should be improved instead of ruined.
That said, it should be improved instead of ruined.
September 5, 2025 at 5:57 AM
“Robust”? The American public health system is mediocre at best compared to most civilised countries, like Canada or in Europe.
That said, it should be improved instead of ruined.
That said, it should be improved instead of ruined.
Well, Mommsen won a Nobel for literature in 1902…
September 3, 2025 at 3:21 AM
Well, Mommsen won a Nobel for literature in 1902…
Het bagatelliseert dom rechts
September 2, 2025 at 7:58 PM
Het bagatelliseert dom rechts
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September 1, 2025 at 6:01 PM
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