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The Brigantaggio: How Did Southern Italy Respond to Unification? undefined
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Trying to Understand...
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Classical Wisdom
What Happens When We Die? And Does That Impact How We Live? Homer’s Hell: The Afterlife in Greek Mythology
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Was Minoan Crete a Matriarchal Society? undefined
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Identipop, Build Your Own Popstar, 1969 With Identipops you could fashion 74 press-out pieces to make ‘thousands of faces – stars and...
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With Identipops you could fashion 74 press-out pieces to make ‘thousands of faces – stars and unknowns’. The unknowns are easy to spot – but can you identify all the popstars on the game’s box design? Made in the UKL by Play Value Ltd  – they produced similar games, also from the...
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Ancient Advice on Health & Fitness
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TheCollector
Egon Schiele Works Seized From U.S. Museums undefined
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Hidden History
The Ancient Egyptian Game of Mehen Mehen may be the oldest true board game in the world, and dates back to at least 3000 BCE. But...
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Mehen may be the oldest true board game in the world, and dates back to at least 3000 BCE. But recent study has completely changed the way we think about this game. History In 1861, French archaeologists Auguste Mariette and Jacques de Morgan found a tomb at Saqqara that was...
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Convents as a Refuge in Early Modern Lisbon Convents as a Refuge in Early Modern Lisbon JamesHoare Thu, 01/25/2024 - 12:26
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Armand Henrion: The Artist Who Always Painted Himself As A Clown Armand Henrion (1875 – 1958) was a Belgian-born artist. He contributed to the Expressionist...
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Armand Henrion (1875 – 1958) was a Belgian-born artist. He contributed to the Expressionist movement, worked in France and became a French citizen. And he liked to paint self-portraits – hundreds of them – in which he is dressed as a clown (more Pierrot than Bozo).     Pierrot...
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Paul Klee: The Life & Work of an Iconic Artist undefined
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Ronald Reagan’s European Tour Ronald Reagan’s European Tour JamesHoare Tue, 06/04/2024 - 10:11
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10 Women Artists Who Achieved Greatness undefined
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Guimarães: 9 Historic Sites in Portugal’s Cradle City undefined
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What to See on Vienna’s Long Night of Museums undefined
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What Are the Strengths of Determinism? undefined
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Benjamin Franklin: All About His Personal & Private Life undefined
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“Protector of the Indians”: Who Was Fray Bartolome de las Casas? undefined
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The Powers of Soviet Puppetry The Powers of Soviet Puppetry JamesHoare Tue, 08/06/2024 - 10:35
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Global Inequality...
Is “neo-imperialism” the only path to development? On Bill Warren's "Imperialism: Pioneer of Capitalism"
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10 Oldest National Parks in the United States undefined
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How Does Epistemology Address Memory as a Source of Knowledge? undefined
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Plato’s Meno: What is Virtue, and Can it Be Taught? undefined
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The Lost Tudor Domesday Book The Lost Tudor Domesday Book JamesHoare Tue, 02/20/2024 - 00:00
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Dreams of Space -...
Yuri's Night is April 12th! Dream About Gagarin (1961)   Celebrating "Yuri's Night." This is the celebration of Yuri...
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Dream About Gagarin (1961)   Celebrating "Yuri's Night." This is the celebration of Yuri Gagarin 1st manned flight into space in Vostok 1, which completed one orbit of Earth on 12 April 1961. So this book is also from 1961 suggesting that children should dream of this...
Open Culture
The Sinking of the Britannic: An Animated Introduction to the Titanic’s Forgotten Sister Ship We all know about the Titanic. Less often do we hear about the Britannic—the sister passenger liner...
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We all know about the Titanic. Less often do we hear about the Britannic—the sister passenger liner that the British turned into a hospital ship during World War I. Launched in 1914, two years after the Titanic sank in the North Atlantic Ocean, the Britannic featured a number of...
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German Art Collector Loses Ancient Egyptian Mask undefined
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10 Surprising Facts About the Great Beaver Wars undefined
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How Were the Conditional Biblical Prophecies Fulfilled in the Bible? undefined
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Emily Brontë: Misanthrope or Literary Genius (or Both)? undefined
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5 Fables by Jean de la Fontaine undefined
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How Did Bebop Influence Jazz? undefined
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Yemen Is Getting Back Two Sculptures From the Met undefined
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Noumenal and Phenomenal: What Were Kant’s ‘Two Worlds’? undefined
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How Did the Marshall Plan Help Further US Interests? undefined
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Flashbak
Cool in the Shade: One Man’s Photographs with the Stars Shade Rupe is a writer, filmmaker and actor. He has written for various film and culture magazines....
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Shade Rupe is a writer, filmmaker and actor. He has written for various film and culture magazines. A collection of his interviews, with the likes of Udo Kier, Divine, Alejandro Jodorowsky and Tura Satana, was published in the volume Dark Stars Rising: Conversations from the...
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8 Outstanding Women in the History of Philosophy undefined
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How Saint Helena and the True Cross Changed an Empire undefined
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The Ahnenerbe: How the Nazis Constructed Racial Mythologies undefined
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Which President Was the Only One to Resign from Office? undefined
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Heimdall: Get to Know the Viking Superhero and Guardian of Asgard undefined
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How Did Solomon’s Temple Influence Worship? undefined
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The Defining Style of the 1930s: What Is Art Deco? undefined
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4 Samurai Swords that Defined an Era undefined
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Emperor Nero’s “Golden House”: What Was the Domus Aurea? undefined
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The 4 Most Controversial Historical Events from the Past 200 Years undefined
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‘The Emperor and the Elephant’ by Sam Ottewill-Soulsby review ‘The Emperor and the Elephant’ by Sam Ottewill-Soulsby review JamesHoare Tue, 04/30/2024 - 10:04
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Weekend Roundup Secrets of the Scythians
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10 Historic Small Towns in Florida for Your Bucket List undefined
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Banksy’s Latest Artwork Is a Goat on a Ledge in London undefined
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4 Ways Indigenous Cultures Survived Colonialism in Latin America undefined
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What Is the Book of Galatians About? undefined
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Interview With Joseph A. Miller on Figurative Art undefined
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A Collection of...
Collections: The Mediterranean Iron Omni-Spear This week, on a bit of a lark, we’re going to discuss the most common weapon, by far, in the Iron...
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This week, on a bit of a lark, we’re going to discuss the most common weapon, by far, in the Iron Age Mediterranean (focusing on the period from the 8th to the 1st centuries BC): the humble, effective and ubiquitous thrusting spear. In particular, I want to discuss the striking...
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How Did Norse Rune Magic Work? undefined
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Napoleon vs. Tsar Alexander: Friendship and Rivalry undefined
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Global Inequality...
Marx Truncated A review of Shlomo Avineri’s “Karl Marx”
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The Publication of Nineteen Eighty-Four The Publication of Nineteen Eighty-Four JamesHoare Fri, 06/07/2024 - 09:29
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Were They Really World Wars? WWI & WWII Outside of Europe undefined
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Explore Ancient Rome by Visiting These 6 Sites undefined
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What Is the Twinkie Defense? (& Other Crazy Court Arguments) undefined
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Exploring the Troubles in Belfast and Derry (Monuments & History) undefined
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What Were the Strategic Objectives During the Battle of Narvik? undefined
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What Does Erich Fromm Argue in ‘The Art of Loving’? undefined
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5 Strangest Art Movements You Need to Know undefined
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When Was the Battle of Little Bighorn? undefined
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Immoral Art: Hume’s “Rough Heroes” Problem undefined
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Collections: On Bread and Circuses Coming off of some of the discussion of Gladiator II (I, II), this week I want to discuss the place...
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Coming off of some of the discussion of Gladiator II (I, II), this week I want to discuss the place of ‘bread and circuses’ in the narrative of Roman decadence and decline. This is one of those phrases which long ago entered the standard lexicon, but which gets used and...
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Who Was Walt Whitman? undefined
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African History...
Africa and Europe during the age of mutual exploration: a Swahili traveler's description of 19th... The late modern period that began in the early 19th century was the height of mutual exploration on...
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Why Did King James I Attempt to Take Over the Church of Scotland? undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
doldrumming Here we go again, time for another passage. We left Fiji on October 23rd 2018, eager to spend some...
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Here we go again, time for another passage. We left Fiji on October 23rd 2018, eager to spend some time on the water again. Our plan, was to stop by Tuvalu, maybe Kiribati, before arriving in Majuro in the Marshall islands where we'd be spending two months before moving off west...
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5 Famous Assassins Who Changed History undefined
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The kingdom of Ndongo and the Portuguese: Queen Njinga and the dynasty of women sovereigns... The effects of early colonial warfare in central Africa
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Gender Identity & Incidents That Scandalized Shakespeare’s London undefined
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The Story of the Calydonian Boar Hunt in Greek Mythology undefined
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Discover Caral-Supe: Cradle of Civilization in the Americas undefined
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6 Key Battles of the Wars of the Roses undefined
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3 Inspiring Japanese Women That Made Video Art undefined
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The Fate of Jewish Art Collections in WWII: 20 Looted Families undefined
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The Libellous Letters of the Chevalier d’Eon The Libellous Letters of the Chevalier d’Eon JamesHoare Wed, 12/18/2024 - 09:29
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The AIDS Epidemic: A Heartbreaking Story undefined
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Chili Pepper’s Fiery History: The Berry That Conquered the World undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Would You Kill the Fat Man? Ethical Philosophy for Fun
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African History...
The myth of Mansa Musa's enslaved entourage "Stories about his [Mansa Musa's] journey have numerous anecdotes which are not true and which the...
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"Stories about his [Mansa Musa's] journey have numerous anecdotes which are not true and which the mind refuses to admit".
TheCollector
What Were the Most Terrible Acts of the British Empire? undefined
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A Collection of...
Collections: The Afterlife of the Roman Republic This week we are taking a look at what ended up being the ‘runner-up’ in the latest ACOUP Senate...
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This week we are taking a look at what ended up being the ‘runner-up’ in the latest ACOUP Senate poll (we’ll also do the winner, “The Problem with Sci-Fi Body armor” before year’s end, worry not), the “Afterlife of the Roman Republic,” which is to say a look at the continued...
TheCollector
What Is Original Sin for St Augustine? undefined
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Why Has Stoicism Gained Popularity in Modern Times? undefined
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The Impact of Sigmund Freud’s Theories on Art undefined
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The First Great Awakening: Promoting America’s Revolution undefined
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Res Obscura
The most interesting things I read in 2023 Most of them are not from 2023
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History Today Feed
Beware the Lides of March Beware the Lides of March JamesHoare Wed, 02/28/2024 - 09:52
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TheCollector
Front Triennial Canceled Due to Lack of Funding undefined
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Flashbak
Miyako Festivals Of Kyoto, Japan – Illustrations From A 1920s Album of Silk Paintings These illustrations of Miyako Festivals are from an album of silk paintings created in the 1920s...
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These illustrations of Miyako Festivals are from an album of silk paintings created in the 1920s showing all different festivals held in Kyoto, Japan. Miyako (‘capital’) is an archaic name for Kyoto, which was the capital of Japan from 794 AD to 1868 AD. The pictures playson...
Flashbak
The Image in The Machine: Typewriter Art in the 1960 and 1970s “If ‘technology’ is that which is invented after we are born, and ‘stuff’ is that which has always...
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“If ‘technology’ is that which is invented after we are born, and ‘stuff’ is that which has always been around, for those born now, computers, the internet and mobile phones are just stuff – in fact, it would be impossible for recent generations to imagine a world without these...
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Who Were Queen Victoria’s Children? undefined
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French Culture Minister Calls For Climate Activism Penalties undefined
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What Was the Most Notorious Trial of the 20th Century? 4 Possible Contenders undefined
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Argue Like a Philosopher: How to Win a Debate undefined
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The History of Underwear: Loincloths, Petticoats, Boxers, & Briefs undefined
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How to Rescue the Reputation of the Nasty Normans How to Rescue the Reputation of the Nasty Normans JamesHoare Mon, 09/09/2024 - 00:00
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Who Was Mithridates the Great? undefined
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Edward IV: The Life of a Man Who Was King Twice undefined
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The Mysterious Tale of the Mary Celeste: What Happened? undefined
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The First Philosopher? And the Boundless Universe
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‘Jane Austen’s Wardrobe’ by Hilary Davidson review ‘Jane Austen’s Wardrobe’ by Hilary Davidson review j.hoare Tue, 12/12/2023 - 08:59
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What Led to the Assassination of Emperor Caligula? undefined
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Pablo Picasso’s Composition Techniques Explained Through 6 Works undefined
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What Is the History of the Blues? undefined
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What Are the Most Significant Battles of World War II? undefined
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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)...
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How Did Christianity Conquer an Empire in 300 Years? undefined
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What Was the Great Schism of 1054? undefined
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Abkhazia’s National Art Gallery Works Destroyed by Fire undefined
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Yuefenpai: 8 Facts About the Iconic Chinese Calendar Advertisements undefined
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What Is God? Theism, Pantheism, and Panentheism undefined
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Who Was Susan Sontag? undefined
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Gandhi in South Africa: The Formation of the World-Famous Pacifist undefined
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Dadaism: 12 Iconic Artworks From The Dada Art Movement undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
A Book of Moon Rockets for You (1959 Happy People on the Moon day! (54 years since 1st landing) Here is a great story of how we WANTED to...
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Happy People on the Moon day! (54 years since 1st landing) Here is a great story of how we WANTED to land on the Moon. It has wonderful illustrations and I am happy to share on this day of celebration of a landing. Branley, Franklyn M. Illustrated by Kessler, Leonard. A Book of...
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The Story of Billy Sipple: The Price of Heroism undefined
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What does a biblically accurate angel actually look like? Sexy? Scary? Both?
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The Man-Eating Lions of Tsavo: A Dark & Strange Story undefined
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The Tragedy of Ajax Greece's Second Greatest Soldier?
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Byzantine Bishops at War with Women Byzantine Bishops at War with Women j.hoare Fri, 12/22/2023 - 00:00
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How Indigenous Peoples Turned Language into a Post-Colonial Tool undefined
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10 Weird Events From Presidential Elections undefined
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The Balloon Museum Opens in London undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
hello fujisan It's 8h00 pm on a cold dark winter night, we are outside of Shimizu harbor motoring in circles and...
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It's 8h00 pm on a cold dark winter night, we are outside of Shimizu harbor motoring in circles and waiting for a response from Shimizu Port Control. The temperature is 4 °C, the wind is blowing hard and our clothes are wet and caked with salt. We’re tired and hungry, waiting for...
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The Fisk Jubilee Singers Across the Atlantic The Fisk Jubilee Singers Across the Atlantic JamesHoare Thu, 09/19/2024 - 06:00
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Inventing Cyrillic Inventing Cyrillic JamesHoare Thu, 05/23/2024 - 11:21
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Yayoi Kusama Unveils New Public Sculpture in London undefined
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High-Class Erotic Illustrations by Édouard-Henri Avril (NSFW) In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, pornography was the preserve of the well to...
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In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, pornography was the preserve of the well to do. Smut was published in  shot-run books of a couple of hundred copies. These books were full of stories and poems, but the highlights were the explicit erotic illustrations drawn...
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5 Transformative Leaders That Shaped British History undefined
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Artist Ibrahim Mahama Covers London’s Barbican in Purple Fabric undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Who Was Julian? Rome’s Last Pagan Emperor
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Which US President Served the Shortest Time in Office? undefined
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FBI Returns Nazi-Looted Monet to Jewish Collector’s Heirs undefined
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‘Age of Wolf and Wind’ by Davide Zori review ‘Age of Wolf and Wind’ by Davide Zori review JamesHoare Wed, 05/29/2024 - 10:27
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Aristotle vs. Walter Benjamin on the Philosophy of Translation undefined
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‘Outposts of Diplomacy’ by G. R. Berridge review ‘Outposts of Diplomacy’ by G. R. Berridge review JamesHoare Wed, 09/04/2024 - 09:04
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What Was the Council of Chalcedon? undefined
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4 Russian Leaders Who Actually Weren’t Russian undefined
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Cronus: The Titan Leader in Greek Mythology undefined
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Millions of Cats: Wanda Gag’s Beautifully Illustrated Children’s Book “I aim to make the illustrations for children’s books as much a work of art as anything I would send...
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“I aim to make the illustrations for children’s books as much a work of art as anything I would send to an art exhibition. I strive to make them completely accurate in relation to the text. I try to make them warmly human, imaginative, or humourous — not coldly decorative — and...
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Get to Know the Nazca People and the Mysterious Nazca Lines undefined
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Macron is Safe for the Moment But the future worries me.
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How Did Clara Peeters Transform Still-Life Painting? undefined
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How Did Aristotle Define Happiness & Good Life? undefined
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David Roberts & Frederick Catherwood: Artists of Ancient Egypt & Maya undefined
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Why did it take psychedelics so long to become popular? Some lessons from history and archaeology
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5 of D.H. Lawrence’s Most Notable Novels undefined
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Gehenna: A History of Hell on Earth undefined
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The Incredible Story of Cadmus: The First Hero of Greek Mythology undefined
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The coolest medieval woman you've never heard of Christine de Pizan on Circe, Medusa, and other virtuous ladies
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Philosophy 101: What Are The 5 Major Branches of Philosophy? undefined
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Monet Haystack Painting Could Fetch $30 Million at Auction Next Month undefined
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10 Ancient Sites in New Mexico You Should Visit undefined
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Did Nietzsche Hate Christianity? undefined
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Aristotle's Poetics The Science of Art
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The Venice Biennale 2024 Does Not Include Russia undefined
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The Church Under the Tang Dynasty: A Forgotten Outpost of Christianity undefined
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6 Things You Didn’t Know About Emblemata undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Bozo and His Rocket Ship -Capitol Record-Reader (1947) Here an old piece of "rocket" ephemera. Back when there were these big black round things called...
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Here an old piece of "rocket" ephemera. Back when there were these big black round things called "records," there were children's record-readers. My mom had some of these from here childhood so I actually read some of them. You would put a stack of records on (this one had 4...
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How Magnus Maximus’ Forgotten Son Contributed to the Arthurian Legends undefined
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Jindřich Štreit’s Villge People : Photographs of the Czechoslovak Countryside “I try not to present villages in a romantic way’ – Jindřich Štreit     Jindřich Štreit (born 5...
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“I try not to present villages in a romantic way’ – Jindřich Štreit     Jindřich Štreit (born 5 September 1946 in Vsetín) is a Czech photographer best known for his documentary photography. He concentrates on documenting the rural life and people of Czech villages. His...
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Did This Psychoanalytical Cult Kill Jackson Pollock? undefined
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Is Happiness a Ghost? Seeking Fulfillment Through Philosophy undefined
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Global Inequality...
On general futility of political discussions with people Over the years I have had political and ideological discussions with at least three groups of people...
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Over the years I have had political and ideological discussions with at least three groups of people and have concluded that these discussions are, almost entirely, futile in making people either see things differently, or acknowledge that others may see things differently, or...
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Who Was Margery Kempe? The Medieval Mystic Who Couldn’t Stop Crying undefined
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10 Historic Small Towns in Georgia You Should Visit undefined
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Who Am I, Really? A Philosophical Quest for Self-Discovery undefined
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Claude Picasso Died at Age 76 undefined
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When Philosophy Meets Oppression: Who Was Baruch Spinoza? undefined
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The Value of Public Space: What is Hostile Architecture? undefined
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‘The Last Dynasty’ and ‘The Fall of Egypt and the Rise of Rome’ review ‘The Last Dynasty’ and ‘The Fall of Egypt and the Rise of Rome’ review JamesHoare Mon, 10/28/2024 -...
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Can the Real King Arthur Be Identified as Athrwys of Gwent? undefined
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Faith Ringgold, Storytelling Quilt Artist, Dies at 93 undefined
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England’s Reformation: Edward VI’s Protestant Reforms undefined
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10 Van Gogh Paintings You Should Know undefined
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Monet’s London Paintings to Reunite After 120 Years undefined
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African History...
A history of Horses in the southern half of Africa ca. 1498-1900. Horses and humans have shared a long history in Africa since the emergence of equestrian societies...
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Horses and humans have shared a long history in Africa since the emergence of equestrian societies across the continent during the bronze age.
A Collection of...
Collections: Phalanx’s Twilight, Legion’s Triumph, Part Ib: Subjects of the Successors This is the second part of the first part of our four part look at the context between the...
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This is the second part of the first part of our four part look at the context between the Hellenistic army and its Macedonian phalanx and the Romans with their legions. Last week, we looked at the weapons, organization and fighting style of the Macedonian phalanx, the infantry...
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New York’s Jewish Museum Workers Ratified Their First Contract undefined
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What Was the Edo Period of Japan Best Known For? undefined
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What Are the Challenges of Creating ‘True Crime’ Stories? undefined
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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...
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10 Powerful Women From Folklore and Mythology Around the World undefined
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Global Inequality...
Living through another great transformation… A review of Karl Polanyi's "Great transformation"
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Was Honorius’ Letter Really Sent to Britain? undefined
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African History...
The intellectual history of East Africa (ca. 900-1950 CE): from the Swahili coast to Buganda to... The intellectual history of pre-colonial Africa is dominated by studies of the scholarly traditions...
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The intellectual history of pre-colonial Africa is dominated by studies of the scholarly traditions of Ethiopia, West Africa, and Sudan, where a large corpus of extant manuscripts have been collected from the old scholarly centers of Timbuktu, Djenne, Gondar, and Harar.
Flashbak
New York City In Color – Garry Winogrand’s Street Shots “I photograph to find out what something will look like photographed” – Gary Winogrand   In Garry...
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“I photograph to find out what something will look like photographed” – Gary Winogrand   In Garry Winogrand: Winogrand Color we look at some of the New York-born photographer’s 45,000 early colour street photographs in 1950s and 1960s America.   In 1970 and Winogrand visited the...
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