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TheCollector
Who Won the Battle of Nashville? undefined
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How Did Impressionism Get Its Name? undefined
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What Was Organization Todt? undefined
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5 Female Philosophers That You Should Know undefined
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The Major Battle of the American Revolution That Never Happened undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
To Other Planets (Estonian) (1962) Teistele Planeetidele! This seems be be an Estonian translation and reprint of the book To Other...
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Teistele Planeetidele! This seems be be an Estonian translation and reprint of the book To Other Planets (1959). I blogged about that book here on Feb 24, 2010: \ http://dreamsofspace.blogspot.com/2010/02/russian-space-book-1959.html AND October 1, 2012...
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The History of Social Welfare Programs (& Current Debates) undefined
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Heracles and the Erymanthian Boar: The Hero’s Fourth Labor undefined
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The Roman Question: The Pope vs. the New Nation of Italy undefined
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weird medieval guys
What does a biblically accurate angel actually look like? Sexy? Scary? Both?
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TheCollector
1968 in America: One of the Most Tumultuous Years in US History? undefined
7 months ago
History Today Feed
‘After the Flying Saucers Came’, ‘Think to New Worlds’ and ‘How to Think Impossibly’ review ‘After the Flying Saucers Came’, ‘Think to New Worlds’ and ‘How to Think Impossibly’...
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TheCollector
The Meidias Hydria Vase Landed to Greece by The British Museum undefined
a year ago
History Today Feed
Solving the Victorian Housing Crisis Solving the Victorian Housing Crisis JamesHoare Thu, 10/03/2024 - 08:25
2 months ago
TheCollector
Who Were the Most Influential People of the British Empire? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Genoa vs. Venice: A Historic and Layered Rivalry undefined
a year ago
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.
History Today Feed
The St Brice’s Day Massacre The St Brice’s Day Massacre JamesHoare Wed, 11/13/2024 - 09:53
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TheCollector
5 Feminine Beauty Ideals in Art History undefined
10 months ago
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Is My Life Just a Cosmic Accident? Finding Meaning in a Meaningless Universe undefined
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Louis Althusser on the Link Between Ideology and the State Apparatus undefined
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TheCollector
What Were Aristotle’s Contributions to Biology? undefined
10 months ago
History Today Feed
The Appian Way: Rome’s Greatest Achievement? The Appian Way: Rome’s Greatest Achievement? JamesHoare Wed, 05/22/2024 - 09:46
7 months ago
A Collection of...
New Acquisitions: 1933 and the Definition of Fascism Today we’re going to look at definitions of fascism and ask the question – you may have guessed – if...
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Today we’re going to look at definitions of fascism and ask the question – you may have guessed – if Donald Trump is running for President as a fascist. Worry not, this isn’t me shifting to full-time political pundit, nor is this the formal end of the hiatus (which will happen on...
Classical Wisdom
Can You ‘Believe In The Science’? The Pre-Socratic Atomists: Pioneers of Modern Science
6 months ago
TheCollector
6 Appalachian Folk Stories That Will Keep You Up at Night undefined
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Homer: From 'Dark Ages' to Modernism
a year ago
TheCollector
Norse Pantheon: 10 Fascinating Gods and Goddesses undefined
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Seneca On Clemency A Letter To Emperor Nero
a year ago
Flashbak
I’m Not a Look-Alike: François Brunelle’s Doppelgänger Photos doppelganger (n.) Wraith. literally: double-goer. Apparition of a living person, 1826 (from 1824 as...
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doppelganger (n.) Wraith. literally: double-goer. Apparition of a living person, 1826 (from 1824 as a German word in English). – OED     We are more alike than many of us hope. Photographer François Brunelle has spent years tracking down real-life doppelgängers — people who are...
TheCollector
Who Were the Hessians in the American Revolution? undefined
3 months ago
TheCollector
What Is the Jungian Journey of Individuation? undefined
5 months ago
Classical Wisdom
How Should We Treat Our Enemies? And how does it reflect on us?
a year ago
TheCollector
6 Astounding Facts About the Inhotim Institute undefined
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Chicago’s Union League Club to Sell Monet Painting undefined
9 months ago
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Norman Rockwell’s “Four Freedoms” That Almost Weren’t undefined
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What Are the Oldest Books in the Bible? undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
Was There Social Mobility in Anglo-Saxon England? undefined
8 months ago
Flashbak
Gas Mask Photos: An Alternative Mask for the Halloween Season The idea of disguise and wearing masks is central to art. From Saul Steinberg’s paper bag masks to...
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The idea of disguise and wearing masks is central to art. From Saul Steinberg’s paper bag masks to those incredible masks of the African phantom, Wladyslaw T. Benda’s living masks and William Mortensen’s haunting portraits from West of Zanzibar, appearances are changed to deceive...
Trying to Understand...
It's All About Them. But the Western Security Complex thinks it's all about Us.
a year ago
TheCollector
Existential Crisis: What Is It and How Can We Overcome It? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Grey Art Gallery at NYU Gets New Space and Name undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
What is Deus Ex Machina in Film? undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
Who Was Rosa Luxemburg and Why Was She Important? undefined
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Civil Rights & Social Change: The Fight for Equality in US Elections undefined
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Frick Collection Announces April 2025 Reopening undefined
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Was He Really “The Great Emancipator”? A Look at Lincoln’s Presidency undefined
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Faces of Madness: Franz Xaver Messerschmidt’s Heads undefined
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When Picasso Crossed the Iron Curtain: The 1st USSR Picasso Exhibition undefined
7 months ago
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10 Shocking Facts About King Philip’s War undefined
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London Olympics and Tony Blair’s Decision on Parthenon Marbles undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
What Is Alice in Wonderland Syndrome? undefined
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TheCollector
The Story of King Tewdrig & His Role in Arthurian Legend undefined
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The Famous Mummies of the Inca and the Chinchorro undefined
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Why Do I Care What Others Think? A Philosophical View of Self-Esteem undefined
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What Are Paul Cezanne’s Most Famous Paintings? undefined
9 months ago
TheCollector
Was Minoan Crete a Matriarchal Society? undefined
9 months ago
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Should you be Skeptical of Ads? Pyrrhonian Skepticism and Consumerism undefined
a year ago
African History...
A history of Zanzibar before the Omanis (600-1873) Journal of African cities chapter 7
a year ago
TheCollector
Atlas Shrugged: Ayn Rand’s Most Famous Novel Explained undefined
a year ago
Open Culture
An Illustrator Creates a Kindle for Charles Dickens, Placing 40 Miniature Classics within a Large... For a design class project, Rachel Walsh, a student at Cardiff School of Art and Design, set out to...
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For a design class project, Rachel Walsh, a student at Cardiff School of Art and Design, set out to explain the concept of a Kindle to Charles Dickens. Recognizing that Dickens, a 19th-century author, wouldn’t understand modern terms like ebooks, downloads or the internet, she...
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for August 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 August. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added new pages: Sointula, Johnstone Strait anchorages, and Central coast anchorages. Updated existing pages: added Yuculta and Dent rapids with...
TheCollector
5 Royals Who Behaved Badly undefined
5 months ago
TheCollector
What Was Pope Innocent III’s Role in the Medieval Crusades? undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
Arachne: What Is the Real Meaning of the Myth? undefined
8 months ago
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Huacas and Apus: Sacred Landscapes of the Inca undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
Alhambra Palace: A Testament to Spain’s Rich Islamic Heritage undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
8 Techniques in Persuasion from Antiquity undefined
a year ago
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Ivar the Boneless: History, TV Portrayals, and Viking Legends undefined
2 weeks ago
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How Did Bruegel the Elder Depict the Seasons? undefined
6 months ago
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...
Global Inequality...
The life of Maynard K. A review of Zach Carter’s “The Price of Peace”
6 months ago
TheCollector
George Herbert Mead on the Birth & Evolution of the Self undefined
5 months ago
Trying to Understand...
People, States and Borders. And other dubious ideas.
4 months ago
TheCollector
10 Iconic Historic Landmarks in California You Should Visit undefined
2 months ago
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What Are the Most Interesting Facts About Scotland? undefined
a year ago
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How Did the English Longbow Win So Many Battles? undefined
3 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Sophocles' Swansong Oedipus at Colonus
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TheCollector
Who Are the Zapatistas? Unmasking Mexico’s Indigenous Guerrilla Army undefined
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Who Was Oscar Wilde? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
An Art Lover’s Guide to Santa Fe undefined
10 months ago
TheCollector
How Ancient Writing Was Developed For Use in Religion & Magic undefined
10 months ago
Flashbak
Postcards From The First Bauhaus Exhibition, 1923 To promote their first major exhibition, from 15 August to 30 September 1923, members of Germany’s...
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To promote their first major exhibition, from 15 August to 30 September 1923, members of Germany’s Bauhaus design school (der Bauhäusler) produced a set of postcards. Fellow lovers of collecting postcards (deltiology) understand the joy of holding these small picturesque moments...
Flashbak
El Lissitzky’s Soviet Pressa Exhibition in Cologne, 1928 At his peak, El Lissitzky (23 November 1890 – 30 December 1941) was arguably the most renowned...
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At his peak, El Lissitzky (23 November 1890 – 30 December 1941) was arguably the most renowned artist of the Soviet avant-garde, more so than his friend Kazimir Malevich, Vladimir Tatlin, and Alexander Rodchenko. A trained architect, El Lissitzsky was the artist the USSR’s...
Trying to Understand...
Another Of My Essays In French And some odds and ends.
5 months ago
TheCollector
Who Was Mahavira? The Founder of Jainism undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Interview with Dr. Roberta Bondar: Intertwining Art and Science undefined
3 months ago
Dr Alun Withey
The ‘Celebrated Inventions’ of Alexander Ross. One thing that has continually fascinated me throughout all of my research on medical practitioners,...
over a year ago
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One thing that has continually fascinated me throughout all of my research on medical practitioners, barbers and retailers in the long eighteenth century, is the extent of what historians call ‘occupational diversity’. Rather than having one occupation, people might have...
TheCollector
Are There Still Lepers? The History of Leprosy in 5 Chapters undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
Who Was Vortigern? undefined
6 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Events Schedule *Time Correction for Wednesday
11 months ago
TheCollector
The Problem of Evil: If God Exists, Why Aren’t We All in Heaven? undefined
10 months ago
TheCollector
New Study Reveals Fresh Insight Into Mayan Sacrifices undefined
6 months ago
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May’s Marquee Art Auctions Kick Off in New York undefined
7 months ago
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What Is the History and Meaning of Music? undefined
9 months ago
TheCollector
The Secret SS Mission to Tibet You’ve Never Heard Of undefined
4 months ago
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Edward Hopper & Josephine Nivison: The Troubled Artistic Union undefined
6 months ago
Classical Wisdom
The Cyclops A Misunderstood Monster?
a year ago
TheCollector
Helter Skelter: Who Was Charles Manson? undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
7 Rules of Art Collecting: How to Collect Sculptures undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Unlikely Politics: The History of the World Chess Championship undefined
5 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Io Saturnalia! Celebrate the “Best of Days”
a year ago
TheCollector
A Greek Hoplite’s Day in Ancient Greece: A Spear of Greece undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
What Came First, Blues or Jazz? undefined
9 months ago
TheCollector
7 Rules For Collecting Paintings undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Who Was Lorenzo de’ Medici (The Magnificent)? undefined
10 months ago
Trying to Understand...
Externalising Our Hatreds. It's Ukraine and Gaza. Again.
a year ago
TheCollector
The Mid-19th Century California Gold Rush undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
The Mystery of Crazy Horse: His Life & Legacy undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Smallpox in the New World: History, Victims, & Symptoms undefined
7 months ago
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Tunisian Bardo Museum Reopened Recently undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Germans in Southwest Africa: A History of Colonization & Genocide undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Everything You Need to Know About Marcel Duchamp’s Readymades undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
The Role of Women in 1950s America: Conformity or Change? undefined
3 months ago
TheCollector
Cotton & How It Changed the World undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
What Is the Origin of Cowpox (& How Did It Cure Smallpox)? undefined
a month ago
TheCollector
How Romanticism Set the Stage for Darwin’s Theory of Evolution undefined
6 months ago
Trying to Understand...
The Politics of Exhaustion. And the exhaustion of politics.
5 months ago
Trying to Understand...
The Past Is Another Country. A book review from the future.
5 months ago
TheCollector
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Closes Due to Protests undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Did This Psychoanalytical Cult Kill Jackson Pollock? undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
How Did the Inca Master Textile Art? undefined
5 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup The End of the World?
a year ago
TheCollector
Venice Plan for Damaged Banksy Mural Concerns Locals undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
How the Vietnam War Divided the US undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
The Mythical Green Anaconda of the Amazon Rainforest undefined
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10 Banned Literary Classics You Might Not Know undefined
6 months ago
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5 Deadliest Sword Designs undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
The Political Effects of the Vietnam War undefined
a year ago
Open Culture
Richard Feynman Enthusiastically Explains How to Think Like a Physicist in His Series Fun to Imagine... “It’s interesting that some people find science so easy, and others find it kind of dull and...
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“It’s interesting that some people find science so easy, and others find it kind of dull and difficult,” says Richard Feynman at the beginning of his 1983 BBC series Fun to Imagine. “One of the things that makes it very difficult is that it takes a lot of imagination. It’s very...
TheCollector
Who Are the Young British Artists? An Overview of the Movement undefined
3 weeks ago
Flashbak
A Woman I Once Knew: A Photographer Records Her Changing Body Over Five Decades “For old people, beauty doesn’t come free with the hormones, the way it does for the young… It has...
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“For old people, beauty doesn’t come free with the hormones, the way it does for the young… It has to do with who the person is” – Ursula K. Le Guin, The Wave in the Mind: Talks and Essays on the Writer, the Reader, and the Imagination      Rosalind Fox Solomon got old. In …...
Dreams of Space -...
Johnny's Space Trip (1954) A re-run-- Back to the imaginative past and Johnny's Space Trip. This 1954 fictional book captures...
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A re-run-- Back to the imaginative past and Johnny's Space Trip. This 1954 fictional book captures the spirit of doing it for yourself as Johnny and his friends build (and dream of) a spaceship for a journey from their backyard. It is pure fantasy but as you will see there is a...
TheCollector
10 Crazy Facts About the History of Syphilis undefined
a year ago
Flashbak
Rudolf Koppitz Nudes And Other Studies Photographs That Capture The Fluidity Of Nature Austrian photographer Rudolf Koppitz (4 January 1884 – 8 July 1936) was a Photo-Secessionist in...
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Austrian photographer Rudolf Koppitz (4 January 1884 – 8 July 1936) was a Photo-Secessionist in Vienna, Austria, best known for his 1925 work Bewegungsstudie (“Motion Study”) and his use of the nude in natural settings. Working with Claudia Issachenko’s dance group – the troupe...
TheCollector
Two New York Museums Face Climate Protests undefined
a year ago
Trying to Understand...
The Revolt of the Outer Party. Meanwhile, Everyman can get stuffed.
8 months ago
TheCollector
Christie’s Reports Decline in Auction Sales For First Half of 2024 undefined
5 months ago
TheCollector
10 Facts About the Surreal Life of Antonio López de Santa Anna undefined
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TheCollector
What Happened During a Duel in Early Modern Europe & North America? undefined
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Res Obscura
When technology follows art From optics to machine learning, artists have played an important, if underrated, role in the...
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From optics to machine learning, artists have played an important, if underrated, role in the history of technology
TheCollector
Surprising Results of The British Museum’s Internal Investigation undefined
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Monsters, Morpheus, and The Matrix
a year ago
TheCollector
How Did People React to Hitler’s Death & Germany’s Surrender? undefined
10 months ago
TheCollector
4 Amazing Women From History You’ve Probably Never Heard Of undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
What’s the Best Time to Visit Niagara Falls? undefined
5 months ago
TheCollector
What Are Henri Matisse’s Most Vivid Paintings? undefined
5 months ago
African History...
a brief note on Ethnicity and the State in Africa the evolution of the Tutsi/Hutu dichotomy in the precolonial Great Lakes.
7 months ago
Res Obscura
How to use generative AI for historical research Four real-world case studies, and some thoughts on what not to do
a year ago
Trying to Understand...
Let's Hear It For The "Underlying Causes." Here's the answer. What was the question again?
a year ago
TheCollector
What Is the Philosophy Behind Zen Gardens? undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Queen Elizabeth II: Who was Elizabeth Windsor? undefined
5 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Plutarch and Pleasure
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Monsters and Myths
a year ago
TheCollector
What Is the Philosophy of Cynicism? undefined
a week ago
TheCollector
Ancient Greek Sculpture in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods undefined
9 months ago
Classical Wisdom
[Video] Roundtable Discussion with Mary Naples Watch now (60 min) | Cult of the Capture Bride: How Ancient Women Took Power
a year ago
TheCollector
Julius Caesar: From General to Dictator (Bio, Battles, & Death) undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
London’s Old Master Sales Squeak by Expectations undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
10 Incredible Artworks by Félicien Rops undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
10 Pieces of Legislation Affecting America’s Indigenous People undefined
6 months ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for February 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 February. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added gimballed stove, open pantry, Little Ninj and LPG fume detection system. Updated galley refit and Western Canada(includes tidal/current...
TheCollector
Does Descartes Believe God Is Essential to Knowledge? undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
“Four Dead in Ohio”: The Kent State Shootings undefined
4 months ago
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Pastel Purchased For $1,000 Identified as Lost Degas undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
The Dark History of Australia’s Blackbirding undefined
a month ago
History Today Feed
The Original Bonfire of the Vanities The Original Bonfire of the Vanities JamesHoare Wed, 02/07/2024 - 09:45
10 months ago
TheCollector
Cape Town’s Troubled Colonial History undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
How Did Switzerland Become a Country? undefined
5 months ago
TheCollector
What Was the Third Council of Constantinople? undefined
a week ago
TheCollector
Modernism vs. Postmodernism: Two Genres Explained in 6 Facts and 13 Artworks undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
Brussels Statue Supposedly Damaged by Irish Tourist undefined
a year ago
Flashbak
Zodiac Love: Plaster Sex Sculptures by Tom Otterness (1982–87) American sculptor Tom Otterness (born. 1952) was an organisers of Art Direct, a mail-order art...
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American sculptor Tom Otterness (born. 1952) was an organisers of Art Direct, a mail-order art catalog published by Collaborative Projects (Colab) and Printed Matter, Inc. for Christmas 1982. Colab sought cultural activism that was purely artist driven. In addition to creating...
TheCollector
Tattoos in the Bible: Can Christians Modify Their Bodies? undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Who Was Saint Athanasius? undefined
8 months ago
A Collection of...
Collections: How to Roman Republic 101, Part II: Romans, Assemble! This is the second of our planned five-part look (I) at the nature and structure of the Roman...
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a year ago
This is the second of our planned five-part look (I) at the nature and structure of the Roman Republic, particularly the governing institutions of the Middle Republic, the period of the republic’s height from c. 287-100 BC. Last time we discussed the component parts and nature of...
TheCollector
What Are the Scientific Roots of Hilma af Klint’s Work? undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
Who Were the Landsknechts? undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
What Did Americans Eat During the Great Depression? undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
Why Did Socrates Never Write Down His Teachings? undefined
10 months ago
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
The Value of Public Space: What is Hostile Architecture? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
How the Nazis Looted Art in the Netherlands: Dienststelle Mühlmann undefined
7 months ago
TheCollector
Protein or Propaganda? The Story Behind America’s Love Affair with Milk undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
Who Were the Allied Powers? undefined
11 months ago
Res Obscura
Why drug history? Drugs and spices play an outsized role in world history — but it's often a hidden one
10 months ago
TheCollector
New Exhibition to Show Art Saved From Notre Dame Fire undefined
8 months ago
TheCollector
Death in the Bible: Two Contradictory Views undefined
7 months ago
Wrong Side of...
Who speaks of the Armenians? Britain is in bed with Putin's friends
a month ago
TheCollector
5 Important Examples of Religious Art From Christian History undefined
3 months ago
TheCollector
Who Was Carl Gustav Jung? undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Is There More to Life Than This? Beyond the Material World undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
Catholicism: The 10 Most Unusual Patron Saints undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
What Animals Appear in Shakespeare’s Plays? undefined
2 months ago
weird medieval guys
Why did medieval people invent so many collective nouns? A pride of lions, a paddling of ducks, and....a herd of harlots?
a year ago
Flashbak
The World Turned Upside Down : Bizarro Illustrations From An 18th Century Chapbook The World Turned Upside Down or The Folly of Man Exemplified in Twelve Comical Relations upon...
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The World Turned Upside Down or The Folly of Man Exemplified in Twelve Comical Relations upon Uncommon Subjects is Illustrated with Twelve Curious Cuts Truly Adapted to Each Story. The witty woodcuts show various role reversals. A cow becomes a butcher and the butcher his meat. A...
TheCollector
Marx’s German Ideology: What is Historical and Dialectical Materialism? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Who Were ‘The Cambridge Five’? undefined
5 months ago
TheCollector
George Washington’s The Revolutionary War Letter on Sale undefined
a year ago
Dreams of Space -...
Sky-Hi: A Trip Into Space with Terry (1952) Mara.  Sky-Hi: A Trip Into Space With Terry. Personal History Agency : NY. 22 p. 1952 It came in a...
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Mara.  Sky-Hi: A Trip Into Space With Terry. Personal History Agency : NY. 22 p. 1952 It came in a nice gift box with a space quiz. It is a little bit of an odd astronomy book. The illustration are very beautiful and if you notice each planet has smaller people in the picture to...
TheCollector
Risorgimento: The Long Road to the Unification of Italy undefined
11 months ago
TheCollector
How Did the Megali Idea Shape Greece Until the Balkan Wars? undefined
11 months ago
Trying to Understand...
Teach Your Children .... Not to be afraid of moral relativism.
a year ago
African History...
A history of the Buganda kingdom. government in central Africa.
a year ago
TheCollector
Stolen Masterpieces: 5 Famous Artworks That Are Still Missing undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Why Do People Love or Hate John Calvin? undefined
9 months ago
Wrong Side of...
The War on the Countryside The Shire must be brought to heel
a month ago
Classical Wisdom
Oops! I did it again... Getting our events straight...
a year ago
TheCollector
The Role & Importance of Primaries in the US Election Process undefined
2 months ago
TheCollector
What Is the Symbolism in Whitman’s Leaves of Grass? undefined
10 months ago
History Today Feed
Why the Organ Split the Church Why the Organ Split the Church JamesHoare Thu, 11/21/2024 - 09:05
a month ago
African History...
The colonial myth of 'Sub-Saharan Africa' in medieval Islamic geography: the view from Egypt and... .
10 months ago
TheCollector
6 Haunted Historical Sites That Will Scare Your Socks Off undefined
9 months ago
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11 Myths About the Greek God Zeus undefined
4 months ago
TheCollector
Brooklyn Museum Adds Art by Black and Asian-American Artists undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Cimbrian War: Rome’s Greatest Threat Since Hannibal undefined
8 months ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for September 2024 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of...
2 months ago
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of September. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added a new page: Victoria to Sitka logbook. M291, added support for Cyrillic glyphs. Fractran, released what might be the most in-depth...
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The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882: Racism on a Federal Level undefined
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Plato’s Meno: What is Virtue, and Can it Be Taught? undefined
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Horse Archers: The Feared Unit of Ancient and Medieval Warfare undefined
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Health and the Habitual Traveller in the 19th Century Recently I’ve been contributing to a new series of stories, drawing on the archives of Lloyds’...
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Recently I’ve been contributing to a new series of stories, drawing on the archives of Lloyds’ Register – a fantastic archive, with a wealth of sources on many aspects of maritime, but also broader social, history. The full series can be found here:...
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What is the Soul? Putting the Psyche back in Psychology...
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Was Cleopatra a Descendant of Alexander the Great? undefined
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What Is Russian Futurism? undefined
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There is no exit for dictators In an interesting paper he tweeted yesterday, Kaushik Basu discusses, using a mathematical model, an...
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In an interesting paper he tweeted yesterday, Kaushik Basu discusses, using a mathematical model, an old problem: how rulers once they are in power cannot leave it even if they wish to do so, because their road to power, and in power, is littered with corpses that will all...
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A Luta Continua! Mozambique’s Struggle for Independence undefined
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What Is the Correspondence Theory of Truth? undefined
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Ancient Greece and Persia: Foes, Friends, or Both? undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for June Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the...
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the month of June. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes Nasu, released a nasu guide, and updated the look of the icon. We...
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7 Shocking Animal Attacks You’ve Never Heard Of undefined
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Baroque Obsession: What Was So Innovative About Caravaggio? undefined
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What Is a Pyrrhic Victory? The Tragic Story Behind the Phrase undefined
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What Was a Peasant’s Life in Medieval England Like? undefined
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Was Henry VI England’s Most Unfortunate King? undefined
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UFOs in Art History: Is It a Spaceship or a Cloud? undefined
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A Collection of...
Collections: How to Roman Republic 101, Part IIIa: Starting Down the Path of Honors This is the third of our planned five part series (I, II) on the structure of the Roman Republic...
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This is the third of our planned five part series (I, II) on the structure of the Roman Republic during the third and second centuries. Last time we discussed Rome’s popular assemblies, which at least notionally expressed the will of the people. One of the key tasks those...
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How Has Nan Goldin Addressed LGBTQ+ Narratives in Her Work? undefined
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The State of Franklin? A Forgotten Almost-State in the US undefined
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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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First published in 13th Century Paris, the Avicenna, Canon Medicinae is an illustrated medical text book made from tempera and gold leaf on parchment. Shelf marked Besançon, Bibliothèque municipale, MS 0457, the work is a Latin translation of Avicenna’s Canon medicinae, one of...
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On the Spot: Chris Clark On the Spot: Chris Clark j.hoare Wed, 12/27/2023 - 00:00
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8 Fun Facts About Montezuma — Starting with His Real Name undefined
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Exploring Silves: The Algarve’s Medieval Capital undefined
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Finding The Original Drugstore Cowboy : Los Angeles In 1980 Originally the Columbia Drugstore was next to Gower Gulch at Sunset and Gower, says Meredith...
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Originally the Columbia Drugstore was next to Gower Gulch at Sunset and Gower, says Meredith Jacobson Marciano. In 1980, the coffee shop was closing forever.”The term “drugstore cowboy” came from here to mean a young wannabe whippersnapper who wanted to get into Westerns but...
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Whaleship Essex: The Terrifying Story That Inspired Moby Dick undefined
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Explore Montmartre Through Van Gogh’s Eyes: Views of Paris undefined
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Pasedena police called photographer Melanie Willhide to tell her the good news: they’d found her laptop and backup drive. They’d pulled over a car being driven by Adrian Rodriguez and spotted Willhide’s stolen possession on the back seat.  “It’s kind of like winning the lottery;...
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The 1968 Prague Spring: Democratic Revolution Behind the Iron Curtain? undefined
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How Did Caligula Rise to Power in the Roman Empire? undefined
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New York City’s NIGHT Magazine – 1978-79 Launched in September 1978, Anton Perich’s self-financed NIGHT magazine showcased New York City’s...
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Launched in September 1978, Anton Perich’s self-financed NIGHT magazine showcased New York City’s mix of fashion, art, and music at clubs like Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager’s Studio 54 and Howard Stein and Peppo Vanini’s Xenon, where nightlife and performance met. Distribution...
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Yes, it’s true – I’ve finally joined the 21st century and decided to try something new. I am still only setting things up, so please be patient with the extremely cheesy and clunky vids as I try to work out what I’m doing! I’ve only got a couple of videos up at the moment too, …...
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