This Month at Forbes - Constricting Corsets, Perplexing Pyramids, Shakespeare's Skull, Astro-Archaeology, Modified Mummies, and Ancient Australopithecine

Here's what I wrote over on my Forbes blog in November.  Loads of traffic this month, which may mean that I have gotten a tad too click-baity, or may mean that people think bio/archaeology is really cool.

• 2 November - Exquisite Late Antique Floor Mosaic Discovered in Roman Doliche on Syrian Border

• 4 November - To Drug Test Shakespeare's Bones or Not to Drug Test Them? That Is the Question

• 5 November - Archaeologists to Ben Carson: Ancient Egyptians Wrote Down Why the Pyramids Were Built

• 9 November - Space Archaeologist Sarah Parcak Wins $1 Million TED Prize to Find and Preserve Ancient Sites

• 16 November - Here's How Corsets Deformed the Skeletons of Victorian Women

• 23 November - Chilean Chinchorro or Alpine Ötzi? Archaeologists Settle Debate Over World's Oldest Tattoos

• 24 November - I Love Lucy: Google Doodle Celebrates Discovery of World-Famous Human Ancestor