
Discussions of the Open Lattice
‘Eat me’: cannibals as a symbol of evil
The Power of Archaeology

Engagement Party
Case Study of Separation

What if We Could Split Atoms Directly?
What if we could choose to pinpoint atoms to split and fuse? What kind of power could we generate? What could we do with that power; create, explore, or destroy?
In this short story, we explore a what-if scenario of what if we went to fission and fusion as our power source after WW2.

Amphorae (not so) Anonymous
Amphorae showcase the ancient world's art, culture, and history. These double-handled ceramic jars were both functional and artistic, featuring designs that show society's beliefs and trade. The black-figure and red-figure styles illustrated myths, while writings on them indicate trade routes, giving us a view of ancient economies and social systems. Their presence in different cultures emphasizes both connections and differences among them.
Child Separation at the Border

Evergreen is the Mistletoe
Mistletoe symbolizes peace, love, and protection across cultures. The Greeks, Norse, and Celts regarded it as sacred, associated with fertility and healing, and gathered it for its magical properties during the winter solstice. Today, it’s a cherished Christmas tradition, representing reconciliation and love, especially when couples kiss beneath it. Its significance in holiday celebrations underscores its importance through generations.
Evil: The Horror of Humanity

Scrimshaw and Its 'Predecessors'
The Fascist Orange Potato Monster

Cornucopia - Symbol of Fertility and Abundance
Cards Against Humanity: The Game That Can Keep Us Human

The Eyes on the Waves

Ghosts in Ancient Buddhist Asia

Jack of the Dancing Flames

Ghosts of the Ancient Past: India

Ancient Ghosts of the Fertile Crescent
What is the oldest ghost story you've ever heard of, not the first one you've ever heard, but the most ancient?
Ghost stories always seem to follow the same needs: peaceful death and a proper burial.

Ancient Ghosts of Aboriginal Australia
Short piece about the importance of ghosts in a generalized Aboriginal Australian cultural context.