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RECENT PAPERS, INTERVIEWS AND PUBLICATIONS
2008--"Admission
Twenty-Five Cents--Children Half-Price; Exhibiting Egyptian Mummies in Nineteenth Century America", in Life
on the Street and Commons, 1600 to the Present (Dublin Seminar for New England Folklife Annual Proceedings 2005),
pp. 124-141.
2008—“Mummies, Mummies Everywhere;
Or, Just Call Me Indiana Wolfe”—lecture and powerpoint presentation for
the Wheeler Family Association, 17 August 2008.
2008—“Mummies, Mummies Everywhere;
Or, Just Call Me Indiana Wolfe”—lecture and powerpoint presentation at
the American Antiquarian Society, 25 July 2008.
2007—“Heritage Expert Analyzes Exhibition of Tutankhamun’s Mummy.”—interview
with Joyce
Zhu, 11 Nov. 2007 in Shanghai Evening Post.
2007—“What Shall We Do Today, My Dear? Popular Entertainment in Victorian America.”--article in The Readex Report 2:4 (Winter 2007)
2007—“Mummy Mania in 19th Century New England:
Putting the Middlebury Mummy in Context.”—lecture and PowerPoint presentation at Henry Sheldon Museum,
Middlebury, Vt.,
27 Oct. 2007.
2007—“Mummy-Mania!”—talk , PowerPoint presentation and activities for
children at Henry Sheldon Museum,. Middlebury, Vt., 27 Oct. 2007.
2007—“Curry Chicken Peanut Soup”—honorable mention in the 2007 recipe
contest, The Old Farmer’s almanac … 2008 , p. 172.
2007—“Mummymania in Victorian America.”—lecture and PowerPoint presentation
given 20 June
2007 before Prof. David’s Rawson’s American History survey class
at Anna Maria College, Paxton, Mass.
2007—“The Great Mummy Mystery and the Paper Industry.”—paper read at
the Washburn Humanities
Seminar, Norlands, Livermore, Me., 16 June 2007.
2007—“Wood’s Museum Connection to the Niagara Falls Mummy.”—in
Reader’s Forum, KMT 18:2 (Summer 2007), 6-7.
2007—“Blaming the Mummies; Miasma and Pestilence in Late Nineteenth-Century New England Papermaking towns.”—Paper and PowerPoint presentation as part of the panel “DISEASE IN HISTORY--Law, Health and the City” at
the New England Historical Association Conference, Southern New Hampshire University, 5 May, 2007.
2007—“Searching Virginia History at the American Antiquarian Society.”—Poster
and PowerPoint
demonstration at the Second Virginia Forum, State Library of Virginia, 13 April 2007.
2006—"And it May Be Viewed By the Most Delicate Female; A Short History of theEgyptian Mummy in Victorian America.”—Lecture and PowerPoint presentation at Albertus Magnus College, 17 November 2006.
2006—“Yoga for Improved Function and Outlook On Life.”—short article
in “Therapies That Work” section, Newsletter
(Fibromyalgia Network) Fall, 2006.
2006—“Rags to Riches.”—interview and magazine article, in “North
by East” section, DownEast, October 2006.
2006—“Jackasses, Dogs and Dead Chickens: Vignettes of the Civil War Revealed in
Ephemera.”—article in The Readex Report, Sept. (Fall) 2006.
2006—“What Do Ancient Egyptians and Maine Papermaking Have in Common.”—interview on Maine Public Radio, 19 July 2006.
2006—“Mummy Wrappings Used by Papermills.”—interview and newspaper story
with Keith Edwards,
Morning Sentinel (Augusta, Me.), 19 July 2006.
2006—“Unwrapping History.”—interview and newspapers story with Keith
Edwards, Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 19 July 2006.
2006--"I.
Augustus Stanwood Had a Papermill in Maine; The Enduring Story of Mummy Paper."--Talk and Power-Point presentation for the Kennebec
Historical Society, at Christ Church, Gardiner, Maine, 19 July 2006.
2006--"This
Way To the Mummies"--Talk and lecture on Egyptial burial practices given before cub scout troops, 17 March, 2006.
For a list of papers, presentations, projects and exhibitions before
2006, please contact me and I will send you a copy of my very long vita.
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