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TheCollector
10 Powerful Women From Folklore and Mythology Around the World undefined
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TheCollector
Gigantomachy in Greek Mythology: Olympian Gods vs Giants undefined
a year ago
Wrong Side of...
Progressive realism and Perfidious Albion Britain's foreign policy is woefully naive and self-defeating
2 months ago
TheCollector
What Are the Five French Republics? undefined
a year ago
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Fascists vs. Communists: Spanish Civil War’s Outside Influences undefined
a year ago
Flashbak
Harold Lloyd’s Amazing Christmas Tree For American actor Harold Lloyd (April 20, 1893 – March 8, 1971) Christmas was the time to...
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For American actor Harold Lloyd (April 20, 1893 – March 8, 1971) Christmas was the time to illuminate his home in Beverly Hills, California, with a magnificent tree. His granddaughter Suzanne says preparation began around Thanksgiving (the fourth Thursday in November), when her...
TheCollector
6 Interpretative Copies of Édouard Manet’s Luncheon on the Grass undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Bouquets, Veils and White Dresses: Where Did Western Wedding Traditions Come From? undefined
6 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Gods Vs Titans ...and the Origins of the Universe
a year ago
TheCollector
An Art Lover’s Guide to Santa Fe undefined
11 months ago
Res Obscura
Kikkuli! Why do some people from the distant past become memes?
a year ago
TheCollector
The Evolution of Socialism and Its Influence in the US undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
Giorgio Agamben’s Notes on Dante’s Divine Comedy undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
What Was the Siege of Jerusalem? undefined
9 months ago
African History...
a brief note on the long history of African diplomacy. historical links between west africa and the Maghreb.
6 months ago
Classical Wisdom
The Essential Greeks ***Now Enrolling: Starting July 1st, 2024
7 months ago
TheCollector
6 Female Pre-Raphaelite Artists You Should Know undefined
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
The Roman Socrates The Feminist Stoic?
a year ago
TheCollector
Sotheby’s to Auction Its First Robot-Made Artwork undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
A Greek Hoplite’s Day in Ancient Greece: A Spear of Greece undefined
a year ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for November 2024 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of...
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of November. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added an article named A Shining Place Built Upon The Sand, and Week 6 to the Victoria to Sitka Logbook. Rabbit Waves, added a page on Morse Code...
Classical Wisdom
Should Death Concern Us? How can we deal with the inevitable... before the inevitable deals with us?
a year ago
TheCollector
A (Brief) History of Washington DC: Home to the US Presidents undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
10 Historic Small Towns in the Rockies You Should Visit undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
What Was the Salon des Refusés? undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Celtic Art: A Brief Introduction undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Medieval Anglo-French Wars (1076-1453): A Brief History undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
Why Do Anti-Natalists Oppose Birth? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Thomas Gainsborough vs. Joshua Reynolds: 6 Facts About Their Rivalry undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
Aristotle on Logic: Deduction, Syllogisms, and Truth undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
10 Interesting Facts About Arthur Miller undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
8 Women Artists You Should Check Out in London’s National Gallery undefined
5 months ago
TheCollector
15 Surprising Facts about Adolf Hitler, The World’s Most Hated Man undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
Father of Emperor Caligula: Who Was Germanicus? undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
The Full English Breakfast: History of a British Tradition undefined
a month ago
TheCollector
Who Was Vercingetorix? undefined
10 months ago
TheCollector
The 5 Most Influential Modern Political Philosophers undefined
a year ago
History Today Feed
Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin and the Making of Stars Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin and the Making of Stars JamesHoare Tue, 05/07/2024 - 12:09
8 months ago
Flashbak
Y Viva Espana: The Great British Package Holiday In Photos When in June 1987, Shirley Baker photographed passengers at England’s Manchester Airport, many of...
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When in June 1987, Shirley Baker photographed passengers at England’s Manchester Airport, many of them would have been on their way to sunny Spain as part of their package holiday. Jake Clark first arrived there in the late 1960s when his parents moved to a fishing village in...
TheCollector
Polyphemus: Who Was the Cyclops That Was Tricked by Odysseus? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Merging East and West: Who Was Alan Watts? undefined
a month ago
TheCollector
The Man-Eating Lions of Tsavo: A Dark & Strange Story undefined
a year ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for December 2023 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of...
a year ago
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a year ago
Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of December. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added solar cooking experiment, making seamed box cushions, making saloon cushions, moisture prevention underliner, and board games. Updated...
TheCollector
Which Presidents Are in Your Wallet? The Faces of US Dollar Bills undefined
3 months ago
TheCollector
7 Museums to Visit in Athens undefined
10 months ago
Flashbak
Lower Manhattan in 1973 These Documerica photographs by Wil Blanche of lower Manhattan, New York City, were taken in May...
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These Documerica photographs by Wil Blanche of lower Manhattan, New York City, were taken in May 1973 in as part of the newly created Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which partnered with professional photographers to take pictures of America. The project collected more...
TheCollector
A Brief History of Guacamole (And It’s Not What You’d Expect!) undefined
11 months ago
Dreams of Space -...
The Young Adventurer's Pocket Book of Space Travel (1954) Another illustration intensive book. This one is only 3" tall and 2 " wide so you might have missed...
a year ago
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Another illustration intensive book. This one is only 3" tall and 2 " wide so you might have missed it :) . It was a premium with Mickey Mouse Weekly magazine. Evidently the magazine came with some pages that you could fold up into a tiny book. The others I have found evidence of...
TheCollector
What Is the Good Friday Agreement? undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
Hidden Gospels: What Books Were Removed from the Bible (and Why)? undefined
8 months ago
Flashbak
Rare Photographs of Siouxsie and the Banshees in Japan, 1982 Siouxsie and the Banshees toured Japan playing three gigs in Tokyo late-March, early-April 1982. The...
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Siouxsie and the Banshees toured Japan playing three gigs in Tokyo late-March, early-April 1982. The band had recently released their fourth album Juju (1981) and were working on their fifth A Kiss in the Dreamhouse (1982). While other punk bands had imploded, Siouxsie and the...
History Today Feed
The Violent Life of the Medieval Monks The Violent Life of the Medieval Monks JamesHoare Tue, 10/22/2024 - 09:07
2 months ago
TheCollector
5 Fascinating Tales of Baba Yaga, the Slavic Witch undefined
3 months ago
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Photos of New York City Stores in 1997 New Yorker Meredith Jacobson Marciano has amassed archive of 35mm film shots, Polaroids and early...
10 months ago
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New Yorker Meredith Jacobson Marciano has amassed archive of 35mm film shots, Polaroids and early digital photographs in NYC from the mid to late 1970s through the early aughts, “when the city still seemed kind of old”. Much like with Peter Marshall’s pictures of London, Meredith...
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Édouard Manet’s Illustrations of Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘The Raven’, 1875 The French poet and essayist Charles Baudelaire (1821-67) introduced Edgar Allan Poe to French...
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The French poet and essayist Charles Baudelaire (1821-67) introduced Edgar Allan Poe to French readers in 1847. Baudelaire, who saw Poe as a  “sacred soul” and something of a kindred spirit, translated many of the American writer’s words into French, including Poe’s poem The...
TheCollector
The Jaguars of Yuruparí: Shamans of the Amazon Rainforest undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
Discover the Secrets of the Catacombs of Rome undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
Risorgimento: The Long Road to the Unification of Italy undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
What Made Sir Joshua Reynolds an Iconic Portrait Artist? undefined
11 months ago
Hundred Rabbits
Wood stove installation It was our dream to have a little wood stove aboard Pino. After researching stoves, we decided that...
over a year ago
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over a year ago
It was our dream to have a little wood stove aboard Pino. After researching stoves, we decided that the best model was the cast iron Sardine from Navigator Stoveworks. Our Espar forced air diesel heater broke on our last passage, and we decided not to replace it. There are few...
TheCollector
Pearl Harbor: “A Date Which Will Live in Infamy!” undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
Children’s Drawings of Gladiators Discovered in Pompeii undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
Empress of the Blues: Who Was Bessie Smith? undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
Ancient Celtic Helmet Unearthed in Poland undefined
4 months ago
Open Culture
In 1894, A French Writer Predicted the End of Books & the Rise of Portable Audiobooks and Podcasts The end of the nineteenth century is still widely referred to as the fin de siècle, a French term...
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The end of the nineteenth century is still widely referred to as the fin de siècle, a French term that evokes great, looming cultural, social, and technological changes. According to at least one French mind active at the time, among those changes would be a fin des livres as...
TheCollector
Interview with Giulio Dalvit: TheCollector Chats with Frick Curator undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Get to Know Alma Mahler: Composer, Muse, and Scandalous Woman undefined
a month ago
TheCollector
7 Depictions of War by Famous Artists Everyone Should Know undefined
2 weeks ago
TheCollector
How Did Francisco Goya Criticize the Spanish Society? undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Peter Singer’s Famine, Affluence, and Morality: Is Charity Good? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Two Colonizers in South Africa: The British vs. The Dutch undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
What Is the Role of the Changeling in Western Literature? undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
5 Features of Qing Dynasty Art undefined
10 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Do You Believe in Magic? Marcus Aurelius and Ephesia Grammata
9 months ago
TheCollector
Cappadocia’s Hidden Cities and Rock-Cut Churches undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
Aristotle’s Model of Communication: 3 Key Elements of Persuasion undefined
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Euripides The Greatest Writer of Greek Tragedy?
a year ago
TheCollector
How Did Impressionism Get Its Name? undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
History of Hollywood in the 1980s-1990s: Everything You Need to Know undefined
10 months ago
Flashbak
Henri Van Der Stok’s Zodiac Stars And Gods Dutch artist Henri van der Stok (1870-1946) was born in Indonesia and settled in the Hague, where he...
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Dutch artist Henri van der Stok (1870-1946) was born in Indonesia and settled in the Hague, where he was a member of the city’s Pulchri Studio. He created these brilliant woodcuts of planetary gods and zodiac signs. As John Couthlart notes, van der Stok’s work trails that of...
Classical Wisdom
What is the Soul? Putting the Psyche back in Psychology...
10 months ago
TheCollector
Who Was Gabriele D’Annunzio? undefined
a year ago
Dreams of Space -...
The Moon Christmas Coloring Book (1970) Here is another favorite rescanned since it's last posting 11 years ago. It was a coloring book that...
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Here is another favorite rescanned since it's last posting 11 years ago. It was a coloring book that was a give-away from Lord and Taylor's Department stores. With it's moon dust snowflakes and 1970s design it is a winner every Christmas.  I especially enjoy how Santa has to get...
TheCollector
6 Surrealist Techniques You Probably Haven’t Heard of undefined
a month ago
Classical Wisdom
Who cares about Homer, anyway? What the legendary blind bard tells us about ourselves in the here and now
a month ago
TheCollector
Why Are There Two Virginias? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
A Brief History of Chile undefined
3 months ago
History Today Feed
‘Don’t Let’s Be Beastly to the Germans’ by Daniel Cowling review ‘Don’t Let’s Be Beastly to the Germans’ by Daniel Cowling review JamesHoare Mon, 06/10/2024 - 09:48
7 months ago
TheCollector
Interview with Margaret Iversen: What Was Freud’s Impact on Surrealism? undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Paris Announces Notre Dame Reopening Plus Potential Entry Fee undefined
2 months ago
African History...
Guns and Spears: a military history of the Zulu kingdom. Popular history of Africa before the colonial era often divides the continent’s military systems...
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Popular history of Africa before the colonial era often divides the continent’s military systems into two broad categories —the relatively modern armies along the Atlantic coast which used firearms, versus the 'traditional' armies in the interior that fought with arrows and...
TheCollector
What Was Voltaire’s Philosophy? undefined
2 weeks ago
Flashbak
Erich Sokol For Playboy : Beautiful Women And Desperate Men (NSFW) “Modern art is what happens when painters stop looking at girls and persuade themselves they have a...
2 months ago
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“Modern art is what happens when painters stop looking at girls and persuade themselves they have a better idea.” – John Ciardi, American poet (24 June 1916 – 30 March 1986)     Erich Sokol (31 March 1933 – 20 February 2003) was an Austrian illustrator and caricaturist best known...
TheCollector
Hans Jonas on Responsibility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence undefined
9 months ago
Flashbak
Teenagers at Home In the 1980s and 90s In 38 Photos “As a teenager you are at the last stage in your life when you will be happy to hear that the phone...
10 months ago
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10 months ago
“As a teenager you are at the last stage in your life when you will be happy to hear that the phone is for you.” ― Fran Lebowitz     We’re back looking at teenagers at home and in their bedrooms in the 1980 an 1990s. We’ve been back there before, checking our the snapshot …...
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The Last Question: Hear Leonard Nimoy Read Isaac Asimov’s Best Short Story Isaac Asimov (January 2, 1920 – April 6, 1992) liked one of his stories above all others – more than...
7 months ago
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7 months ago
Isaac Asimov (January 2, 1920 – April 6, 1992) liked one of his stories above all others – more than the 500 or so stories he wrote or edited, including the bestselling I, Robot, the Foundation series and Lecherous Limericks. The story is The Last Question. First published in the...
African History...
The radical philosophy of the Hatata: a 17th century treatise by the Ethiopian thinker Zara Yacob the historical context of the Hatata in African philosophy.
9 months ago
Wrong Side of...
Who speaks of the Armenians? Britain is in bed with Putin's friends
2 months ago
TheCollector
Federal Art Project: Documentary Film Exploring the Arts of the WPA undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
7 Unusual Writing Systems From Around the World & How They Developed undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Bronze Age Town Found in Saudi Arabian Desert undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
The Beguines: The Hermits Who Became Medieval Celebrities undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
Third-Party Candidates: The Outsiders in US Elections undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
Get to Know Meret Oppenheim Through 7 Works undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
What Are the Seven Wonders of the Natural World? undefined
5 months ago
Trying to Understand...
How About a Victory for the Left Occasionally? Here are a few modest ideas.
a year ago
TheCollector
Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso: 6 Notes on Friendship and Rivalry undefined
a year ago
Flashbak
Lightning Strikes: William Jennings’ Early Photographs of Elusive Electricity Anglo-American photographer William Jennings (1860–1946) is best known for his aerial pictures of...
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Anglo-American photographer William Jennings (1860–1946) is best known for his aerial pictures of his adopted city of Philadelphia and the aeronautical industry, and photographs of lightning. Setting out to prove “lightning bolts were not of the zig-zag form pictured by artists”,...
TheCollector
Rudolf Otto and His Revolutionary “Idea of the Holy” undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
Thomas Gainsborough: 7 Facts You Need to Know undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
How Did Comuna 13 Transform Medellín? undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
Sufism in the Ottoman Balkans undefined
8 months ago
Flashbak
Stanley Kubrick’s Photos of Chicago (Volume 2), 1949 In 1949, Look magazine sent its young photojournalist Stanley Kubrick on assignment to shoot...
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In 1949, Look magazine sent its young photojournalist Stanley Kubrick on assignment to shoot pictures for a story documenting people’s life in the city of Chicago. You can see Volume 1 of his photos here. The series of photographs was accompanied by an essay from the Chicago...
TheCollector
Isaiah Berlin’s Two Concepts of Liberty: Negative and Positive Liberty undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
5 Forgotten Fights on the Eastern Front in WWI undefined
4 months ago
Dreams of Space -...
The Man Who Sold The Moon (1951 edition) This is a 1951 paperback collection of 4 Robert Heinlein stories. Normally I would not blog about a...
a year ago
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This is a 1951 paperback collection of 4 Robert Heinlein stories. Normally I would not blog about a science fiction collection but I found this charming. I imagined some older avid child finding this collection and devouring it. Both the title and cover have a lot of appeal and...
History Today Feed
‘The Picnic’ by Matthew Longo review ‘The Picnic’ by Matthew Longo review JamesHoare Mon, 04/22/2024 - 15:00
9 months ago
TheCollector
Aristotle’s Rhetoric: A Brief Overview undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Caspar David Friedrich Sketchbook to Remain in Germany? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
King Tut: The Life & Afterlife of the Boy Pharaoh undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Ed Ruscha’s Artists’ Books: An Innovative Approach undefined
6 months ago
Trying to Understand...
Understanding What's Happening in France. The kinetic phase may come next.
a year ago
TheCollector
What Is the History of Halloween? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Work Begins on Naples’ New Archaeological Museum undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
An Art Lover’s Guide to Rio de Janeiro (7 Things to Do) undefined
5 months ago
TheCollector
Frick Collection Announces April 2025 Reopening undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
Silver Shields: Alexander the Great’s Legendary Elite Troops undefined
3 weeks ago
TheCollector
10 Historical Places to Visit in Sussex undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
7 Lost Books of the Christian Bible: What Were They About? undefined
5 months ago
Classical Wisdom
What to do with Columbus? Should We Learn “Outdated” History?
3 months ago
TheCollector
4 Key Techniques of 20th-Century Photography undefined
10 months ago
TheCollector
How Did the Soviet Union Influence the World? undefined
a month ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Plato and Atlantis
11 months ago
TheCollector
10 Historic Small Towns in Florida for Your Bucket List undefined
3 months ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for July 2024 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of...
5 months ago
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5 months ago
Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of July. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added Sitka, and completed route in {us se alaska}. Left, can now paste binary directly from programs like Nasu. Hakum, added two drawings to the...
TheCollector
Who Were ‘The Cambridge Five’? undefined
6 months ago
Patterns in Humanity
Race, economics and homicide in the United States: a summary Why economic factors cannot explain homicide disparities in the United States
2 months ago
TheCollector
Phoolan Devi, Bandit Queen of India undefined
a year ago
Overcoming Bias
Arntz-Gray & I Talk Feminism At 6:30-8p ET today, I’ll be talking with Regan Arntz-Gray on
a month ago
TheCollector
Who Were the Twelve Disciples & What Happened to Them? undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Sotheby’s Sells Harry Potter Watercolor For Record $1.9 Million undefined
6 months ago
Classical Wisdom
The Secret Life of Latin Still A Living Language?
4 months ago
TheCollector
Plato’s Meno: What is Virtue, and Can it Be Taught? undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
10 Must-See Historic Sites in Armenia undefined
5 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Free Will: A Fairy Tale?
a month ago
TheCollector
5 Notable Women Who Transformed Latin America undefined
2 months ago
Wrong Side of...
Welcoming the stranger Caldwell's 'Reflections on the Revolution in Europe', Part Two
a month ago
African History...
a brief note on the African exploration of the Old world plus: the African discovery of north-western Europe.
a year ago
TheCollector
Jacques Lacan: Explaining the Imaginary, the Symbolic, and the Real undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
An In-Depth Guide to the Army of the Seleucid Empire undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Maurizio Cattelan’s Duct-Taped Banana Could Fetch $1 Million undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
The Banana Wars: How the US Plundered Central America undefined
8 months ago
Dr Alun Withey
Should I Stay or Should I go?: Encouraging travel in the early modern period. Travel today is often portrayed as a healthy activity, good for body, mind…and what’s left of the...
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Travel today is often portrayed as a healthy activity, good for body, mind…and what’s left of the spirit!  A good holiday is generally viewed as a tonic, and holiday company advertisements extol the virtues of ‘getting away’, encountering new places, people and cultures and (if...
TheCollector
Hendrik Verwoerd’s Life & Death: The Architect of Apartheid undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
When Did World War II Start and End? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Monet Haystack Painting Could Fetch $30 Million at Auction Next Month undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
Who Were the Successors of Charlemagne? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Why Did King James I Attempt to Take Over the Church of Scotland? undefined
a month ago
TheCollector
Roman Military Ranks: From Legionary to General undefined
a month ago
African History...
The forts and castles of Africa: a brief architectural history. For much of African history, the construction of fortresses and fortified structures was a mostly...
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For much of African history, the construction of fortresses and fortified structures was a mostly urban phenomenon associated with large states.
TheCollector
How Does Mona Hatoum Turn Ordinary Objects into Artworks? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Fenrir: Who Was the Norse Wolf Destined to Kill Odin? undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
10 Myths About the Greek Goddess Athena undefined
3 weeks ago
History Today Feed
Byzantine Bishops at War with Women Byzantine Bishops at War with Women j.hoare Fri, 12/22/2023 - 00:00
a year ago
TheCollector
Who Won the Battle of Fort Sumter? undefined
a year ago
Global Inequality...
Why not Keynes? Keynes’ uneasy relationship with income distribution
9 months ago
Flashbak
London By Tube, DLR and Overground in The Early 1990s Today, I’m gonna take my bike ‘Cause once again the Tube’s on strike The greedy bastards want extra...
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Today, I’m gonna take my bike ‘Cause once again the Tube’s on strike The greedy bastards want extra pay For sitting on their arse all day! – London Underground by The Amateur Transplants Peter Marshall shows us pictures of stations on the London Underground, Docklands light...
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup The Nature of Love
a year ago
Flashbak
Facade: Bill Cunningham’s Tribute To New York Style In 1968, American fashion photographer Bill Cunningham (March 13, 1929 – June 25, 2016) started a...
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In 1968, American fashion photographer Bill Cunningham (March 13, 1929 – June 25, 2016) started a project to document New York City’s rich history of architecture and fashion. Cunningham dressed his friend and fellow photographer Editta Sherman (July 9, 1912 – November 1, 2013)...
TheCollector
What Led to the Assassination of Emperor Caligula? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Rare Exhibition of Roman Marbles Heads to North America undefined
a month ago
TheCollector
What Can Psychoanalysis Tell Us About Hamlet? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Andrew Jackson’s Genocidal Legacy undefined
10 months ago
TheCollector
How One Tiny Island Took on the Ottoman Empire and Won undefined
7 months ago
CrimethInc.
Capitalism Thrives on Death—Death to Capitalism : Two Posters Ahead of Halloween, on the heels of several months of forest fires, hurricanes, and heat waves, we...
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Ahead of Halloween, on the heels of several months of forest fires, hurricanes, and heat waves, we present two posters—”Capitalism Is the Dance of Death” and “Capitalism Thrives on Death.” Learn how to make wheatpaste and cover the walls of your community in these! Capitalism Is...
Classical Wisdom
Can Any Good Come From War? The Tragedy of the Trenches
7 months ago
TheCollector
The Rise and Fall of Behaviorism: Are We More Than Machines? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Fall of Berlin: How WWII Ended in Europe undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
Pauline Epistles: Did Apostle Paul Write Them All? undefined
3 months ago
TheCollector
10 Banned Literary Classics You Might Not Know undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
7 Fascinating Facts About the Vestal Virgins undefined
4 months ago
Patterns in Humanity
When few do great harm Power laws in criminal behavior
a year ago
TheCollector
Battle of Issus (333 BCE): Alexander the Great vs. Darius III undefined
7 months ago
African History...
Life and works of Africa's most famous Woman scholar: Nana Asmau (1793-1864) On the contribution of Muslim women in African history.
8 months ago
TheCollector
What Are the Tallest Trees in the United States? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
The Luftwaffe Under the Nazis: A Formidable Air Foe & Force undefined
6 months ago
Trying to Understand...
Ukraine In NATO Would Be A Disaster ... But not necessarily for the reasons you think.
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Do You Listen Well? Lessons on Listening from Plutarch
a year ago
TheCollector
The Last Great Pharaoh? The Story of Ramesses III undefined
9 months ago
TheCollector
The Story of the Calydonian Boar Hunt in Greek Mythology undefined
3 months ago
TheCollector
The Louvre Could Move Mona Lisa To Underground Chamber undefined
8 months ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for May 2023 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the...
a year ago
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a year ago
Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the month of May. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, updated jib cars, and added new recommendations on the...
TheCollector
Who Was Jelly Roll Morton? Self-styled “Inventor” of Jazz undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
Who Won the Battle of Atlanta? undefined
10 months ago
TheCollector
5 Quotes by Locke Explained undefined
6 months ago
Trying to Understand...
When Ukraine Is Over ... How will they turn out the lights?
4 days ago
Hundred Rabbits
Dry Toilet Installation The work is done. Building a dry toilet was more work than we had anticipated, but we still prefer...
over a year ago
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over a year ago
The work is done. Building a dry toilet was more work than we had anticipated, but we still prefer it over the ready-made models. We learned tons doing it, and now our toilet is perfectly suited to our space. The pandemic has pushed more people into boat and van living (to travel...
TheCollector
The Colosseum’s Inaugural Games: 100 Days of Spectacles undefined
2 days ago
Classical Wisdom
Do We NEED to Hear Opinions We Don’t Like? I Dare You...
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