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African History...
The 'hidden founders' of African studies in Europe: African intellectuals in the Holy Roman Empire... In June 1652, the Ethiopian scholar Abba Gorgoryos reached the city of Nuremburg in what was then...
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In June 1652, the Ethiopian scholar Abba Gorgoryos reached the city of Nuremburg in what was then the Holy Roman Empire (modern Germany) where he met Hiob Ludolf, an envoy and linguist whom later generations of ‘Ethiopists’ would regard as the founder of Ethiopian studies in...
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The Holodomor, Ukraine’s Great Famine undefined
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Big Hair & True Love in 1980s Kentucky For over a decade in the 1980s and 1990s Richard Bram photographed people at the Kentucky Derby...
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For over a decade in the 1980s and 1990s Richard Bram photographed people at the Kentucky Derby Festival in Louisville, an annual two-week event preceding the first Saturday in May, the day of the Kentucky Derby horse race. It was all about the gigantic hair. You can see his...
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The Junky’s Christmas: William S. Burrough’s Dark Claymation Christmas Film Produced by Francis Ford... Back in 1993, the Beat writer William S. Burroughs wrote and narrated a 21-minute claymation...
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Back in 1993, the Beat writer William S. Burroughs wrote and narrated a 21-minute claymation Christmas film oddly produced by Francis Ford Coppola. And, as you can well imagine, it’s not your normal happy Christmas flick. Nope, this film – The Junky’s Christmas – is all about...
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What Is Predictive Processing? & How It Explains 3 Visual Illusions undefined
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What Is the Political Structure of the Vatican? undefined
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A Luta Continua! Mozambique’s Struggle for Independence undefined
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A Day In The Life Of C.S. Lewis – Author of The Chronicle of Narnia “I am a product of long corridors, empty sunlit rooms, upstairs indoor silences, attics explored in...
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“I am a product of long corridors, empty sunlit rooms, upstairs indoor silences, attics explored in solitude, distant noises of gurgling cisterns and pipes, and the noise of wind under the tiles. Also, of endless books.” ― C.S. Lewis     In his 1955 book Surprised by joy : the...
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Très Parisien: The Height Of French Chic 1920-1936 Très Parisien magazine sold itself as ‘chic’ and ‘elegant’. Published between 1920 and 1936 it...
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Très Parisien magazine sold itself as ‘chic’ and ‘elegant’. Published between 1920 and 1936 it presented creations by such couturiers as Louise Chéruit, Premet (best known for La Garconne, or The Flapper, a black dress with a white collar and cuffs introduced in 1923, Philip et...
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Fireside Friday, July 12, 2024 Fireside this week! I had hoped to have the start of the Imperator Teaching Paradox series ready for...
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Fireside this week! I had hoped to have the start of the Imperator Teaching Paradox series ready for this week, but it has been a bit stubborn and I do not want to derail my book writing/revising schedule in order to push it out before it is ready. So that will almost certainly...
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...
African History...
A history of the Lozi kingdom. ca. 1750-1911. state and society in south-central Africa
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Albert Einstein: The Greatest Scientist of the 20th Century undefined
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Getting Used To Being Weak. It's worse than you probably imagine.
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Top 10 Historic Sites You Should See in Paris undefined
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Anne Brontë: The First Feminist Novelist? undefined
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A History of the United States Supreme Court undefined
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Gottfried Leibniz’s Monadology: Do Souls Exist in Space? undefined
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What are Aristophanes’ 11 Surviving Comedies? undefined
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Everything You Need to Know About Claude Monet’s Water Lilies undefined
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Laser Surveys Reveal Ancient Maya City in Mexico undefined
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Philosophy and Children Event: THIS Saturday
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African History...
Historical links between Africa and Armenia (ca. 600-1900) Travelers, merchants and scholars from Nubia, Ethiopia and Armenia who visited the southern Caucasus...
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The Amy Carter ‘Love Doll’ – Playing With The President’s Daughter In 1977 Reporter: Do you, Amy Carter, have a message for the children of America? Amy Carter: “No.”   In...
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Reporter: Do you, Amy Carter, have a message for the children of America? Amy Carter: “No.”   In 1976, nine-year-old Amy Carter left her home in Plains, Georgia, and moved into the White House. People noticed the first child to live at the White House since the days of JFK. And...
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A Minority Stake Acquisition at Sotheby’s undefined
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UK Exhibition to Pair Pre-Raphaelite Art and Aromas undefined
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Previously Unknown Giorgione Painting Found in Germany undefined
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Was David Gulpilil Australia’s Most Important Actor? undefined
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Which Biblical Scriptures Present Gratitude at Thanksgiving? undefined
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Did Jesus Live in India? undefined
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Who Was Douglas Adams? The Iconic Science Fiction Writer undefined
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Attritional Warfare: Stalemate on the Western Front During WWI undefined
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The Liberation of Paris in World War II: Did the City Burn? undefined
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Frida Kahlo Exhibition Heads to Virginia Museum of Fine Arts undefined
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7 Famous Artists Who Destroyed Their Own Works undefined
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African History...
a brief note on the history of Music in Africa plus an overview of Ethiopian musical traditions
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How Russia Became the World’s Biggest Country undefined
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Titanic Rescue Mission at Risk undefined
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What Are the 5 Longest Bridges in the World? undefined
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Dionysus The God of Wine!
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Maria Graham and the Valparaíso Earthquake Maria Graham and the Valparaíso Earthquake j.hoare Mon, 01/15/2024 - 11:12
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What Do Bernini’s Borghese Sculptures Represent? undefined
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Weekend Roundup Banned Book Week Begins...
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Once Overlooked Painting From Botticelli’s Studio Rediscovered undefined
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African History...
State and society in southern Ethiopia: the Oromo kingdom of Jimma (ca. 1830-1932) Modern Ethiopia is a diverse country comprised of many communities and languages, each with its...
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Modern Ethiopia is a diverse country comprised of many communities and languages, each with its history and contribution to the country's cultural heritage. While Ethiopian historiography is often focused on the historical developments in the northern regions of the country, some...
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A Day At New York City’s Off-Track Betting in 1982 In 2010, around 50 Off-Track Betting (OTB) parlors around New York City were shuttered. 1,000...
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In 2010, around 50 Off-Track Betting (OTB) parlors around New York City were shuttered. 1,000 employees lost their jobs. And another part of old New York went the way of the Automat and the Times Square peep show. The New York State Legislature enacted its first off-track betting...
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Prehistoric Art Examples Found in Turkey undefined
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What is Wolfgang Tillmans Most Famous For? undefined
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Guimarães: 9 Historic Sites in Portugal’s Cradle City undefined
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How Were Plato and Aristotle Interpreted During the Renaissance? undefined
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Federal Art Project: Documentary Film Exploring the Arts of the WPA undefined
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Valkyries: Get to Know the Norse Demons of the Dead undefined
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Global Inequality...
2x2 geopolitics Wars and ideology simplified
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Weekend Roundup The Essential Greeks
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What Was the Political Significance of the Comintern? undefined
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5 Female Philosophers That You Should Know undefined
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Wrong Side of...
Truth in the old myths On Troy, King Arthur and the Flood of Noah
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The Tempest: Shakespeare’s Tale of Magic, Power, and Forgiveness 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...
Trying to Understand...
A Wasting Asset? Europe turns away from America.
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It’s Complicated: Edward VIII & Wallis Simpson’s Scandalous Romance undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
I See The Earth! (1968) I See The Earth! was a young adult/adult book about what technology would be like in the future. It...
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I See The Earth! was a young adult/adult book about what technology would be like in the future. It included exploring and farming the ocean, monorails, huge cities and space exploration. The illustration in the margins are small but I rather enjoyed the space flight...
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How One Tiny Island Took on the Ottoman Empire and Won undefined
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Dürer Print Found in a Dump Could Fetch $26,000 undefined
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How to Celebrate the Love of Learning Give a Graduate the Greatest Gift!
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Hinduism in Bali: Things You Need to Know undefined
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What Is Assemblage? A Look Into 3D Collage Techniques undefined
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Theory of Colours: James Sowerby’s ‘A New Elucidation’ (1809) These illustrations are from Theory of Colours: James Sowerby’s ‘A New Elucidation’ (1809). Sowerby...
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These illustrations are from Theory of Colours: James Sowerby’s ‘A New Elucidation’ (1809). Sowerby (21 March 1757 – 25 October 1822) was an English naturalist and Royal Academy-trained illustrator who specialised in drawing plants and minerals. The full title of his illustrated...
Open Culture
Radio Caroline, the Pirate Radio Ship That Rocked the British Music World (1965) Nowadays musicians can reach hundreds, thousands, sometimes millions of listeners with a few,...
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Nowadays musicians can reach hundreds, thousands, sometimes millions of listeners with a few, usually free, online services and a minimal grasp of technology. That’s not to say there aren’t still economic barriers aplenty for the struggling artist, but true independence is not an...
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Anglo-French Wars: 13 Conflicts Between France & England undefined
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What Was the Atheism Dispute? undefined
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8 Colorful Installations by Olafur Eliasson undefined
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7 Ways in Which Ancient Egypt Influenced Greece undefined
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Bob Pepper Art: Adult Fantasy And Vinyl Covers You can see American artist Bob Pepper’s (October 23, 1938—January 16, 2019) illustrations on record...
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You can see American artist Bob Pepper’s (October 23, 1938—January 16, 2019) illustrations on record and paperback covers for Elektra Records’ Nonesuch and Checkmate labels, notably on Love’s 1967 Forever Changes album. Ballentine books’ Adult Fantasy series and game artwork made...
Hidden History
Museum Ship Destroyer USS Kidd The Fletcher-class destroyer USS Kidd was named, not after the famous British pirate, but after a...
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The Fletcher-class destroyer USS Kidd was named, not after the famous British pirate, but after a Rear Admiral who was killed on board the Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Kidd served in both the Second World War and the Korean War. The destroyer USS Kidd  was...
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4 Works Inspired By Da Vinci’s The Last Supper undefined
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Presidential Impeachment: An Effective Check on Executive Power? undefined
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Unlikely Politics: The History of the World Chess Championship undefined
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The Jōmon Period: Japan’s Mysterious Origin Story undefined
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1968 in America: One of the Most Tumultuous Years in US History? undefined
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Was Ambrosius Aurelianus the Real King Arthur? undefined
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D.W. Griffith: The Legacy of a Problematic Pioneer undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for September 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 September. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes Orca, added way for instances of Orca to talk to each...
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An Exhibition on Rational Dress for Victorian Women An Exhibition on Rational Dress for Victorian Women JamesHoare Sun, 05/19/2024 - 00:00
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The Orixás of Candomblé: Who Is Your Tutelary Spirit? undefined
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George Herbert Mead on the Birth & Evolution of the Self undefined
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Who Won the Battle of Perryville? undefined
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6 (In)Famous Gunslingers of the Wild West undefined
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Monstrous Births: Artistically Understanding the Mystery of Birth undefined
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Richard Teschner And His Magical World of Puppets And Dreams Richard Teschner (1879 – 1948), a graphic designer, artist and artisan in the Wiener Werkstätte...
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Richard Teschner (1879 – 1948), a graphic designer, artist and artisan in the Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops), is best known for his puppetry, especially that inspired by Wayang (“shadow”), the classical Javanese puppet drama that uses the shadows thrown by puppets...
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How Many U.S. Presidents Served Two Terms in Office? undefined
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Quipu: How Did the Inca Record Information with Cords & Knots? undefined
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What Was Baruch Spinoza’s Concept of Freedom? undefined
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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...
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No Way Out Some of the world's problems have no solution.
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Benedict Arnold: The Epitome of Betrayal undefined
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What Are the Tallest Trees in the United States? undefined
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Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream: A Story of Magic & Heartbreak undefined
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Browse A Fabulous Archive of England’s North-West (1885 – 1970) From 1885 to the 1970s, Edward Sankey and his sons, Raymond and Eric Sankey, photographed the...
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From 1885 to the 1970s, Edward Sankey and his sons, Raymond and Eric Sankey, photographed the north-west of England. Based at their studio on Duke Street, in Barrow-in-Furness, they captured everyday and extraordinary events. Their archive of more than 10,000 photographs is now...
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Marxism And Literature: 3 Key Ideas undefined
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Global Inequality...
The end and the beginning of history Three ways of thinking about Lea Ypi’s Free
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How Did Socrates Shape Classical Greek Philosophy? undefined
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Queen Victoria’s Stalker Queen Victoria’s Stalker j.hoare Thu, 01/11/2024 - 09:45
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5 Military Geniuses From History undefined
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10 Charming Medieval Villages in Austria to Visit undefined
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Ernest Hemingway’s Guide to Writing A Book From Start to Finish “The more he learns from experience the more truly he can imagine” – Ernst Hemingway on writing,...
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“The more he learns from experience the more truly he can imagine” – Ernst Hemingway on writing, 1935     In his October 1935 column for Esquire magazine called Monologue to the Maestro: A High Seas Letter, Ernest Hemingway (July 21, 1899–July 2, 1961) shared his tips for writing...
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Books To Help Us Understand The World? Well, a few, anyway. And a bit.
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The 5 Most Beautiful Buildings in Valencia undefined
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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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Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum Restitutes Matisse Painting undefined
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Rise of Abraham Lincoln: The Road to the 1860 Election 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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Weekend Roundup Early Christianity
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weird medieval guys
Medieval Muslims loved their cats so much Cat shelters, cat shoes, cat jewellery, and more from the Islamic Middle Ages
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‘The House Divided’ by Barnaby Rogerson ‘The House Divided’ by Barnaby Rogerson JamesHoare Mon, 06/03/2024 - 10:51
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The Metamorphoses du Jour by JJ Grandville – 1829 Told in 73 coloured lithographs, Les Metamorphoses du Jour (1829) by French artist J.J. Gandville...
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Told in 73 coloured lithographs, Les Metamorphoses du Jour (1829) by French artist J.J. Gandville (born Jean-Ignace-Isidore Gérard; 1803-1847) is a satire on the bourgeois middle class of Parisian society in the Romantic period. Grandville’s characters have a human body and an...
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Who Is the Father of the Beat Generation? undefined
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What Are Peter Sloterdijk’s 5 Most Important Ideas? undefined
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Sand War: The Cold War in North Africa Sand War: The Cold War in North Africa JamesHoare Tue, 01/23/2024 - 10:07
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African History...
A complete history of Jenne: 250BC-1893AD Journal of African cities chapter 6
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Central African Republic: A History of the Wildest State in Africa undefined
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Get to Know Claudius Ptolemy & His Geocentric Model of the Universe undefined
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Derrida’s Deconstruction in Literary Analysis: A Detailed Guide undefined
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Fireside Friday, November 22, 2024 (Roman Naming Conventions) Hey, folks. Another Fireside this week! I had hoped to have the science fiction body armor post...
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Hey, folks. Another Fireside this week! I had hoped to have the science fiction body armor post ready to go this week, but in addition to the continued work on the book project, I was asked to write a review of the now-out-in-the-USA Gladiator II and that consumed a fair bit of...
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How Slavery in Ancient Rome Drove Farmers to Poverty undefined
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What is Love? And From Where did it Come? All the ways to say LOVE, according to the Greeks
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Who Was Rosalba Carriera? undefined
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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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Was Edith Wilson the First Female President of the United States? undefined
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England’s Museum Collections Missing More Than 1,700 Objects undefined
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Brussels Statue Supposedly Damaged by Irish Tourist undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Space Ship to the Moon (1952) Happy New Year! A "Space Ship to the Moon" is your present for a new year. I really like the...
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Happy New Year! A "Space Ship to the Moon" is your present for a new year. I really like the illustrations in this book. The story is OK but the visions of spacecraft, a space station and mining on the Moon are worth seeing. This is a relatively low cost book used so if you like...
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How Frans Hals Revolutionized Dutch Portrait Painting undefined
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The Eye of Every Storm : Anarchist Response to Hurricane Helene At the end of September 2024, western North Carolina and the surrounding states experienced 30...
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At the end of September 2024, western North Carolina and the surrounding states experienced 30 inches of rainfall over two days when an unnamed storm collided with Hurricane Helene over the mountains of Southern Appalachia. The resulting catastrophe laid waste to the entire...
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Vanity Fair’s Bifurcated Girls: The Article That Introduced America To Girlie Magazines, 1903 Bifurcated Girls is a salacious illustrated story that first appeared in the June 1903 issue of...
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Bifurcated Girls is a salacious illustrated story that first appeared in the June 1903 issue of Vanity Fair magazine. That’s not the glossy publication we know today, rather the a short-lived pulp magazine published by the Commonwealth Publishing Company of New York City...
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Sacred Objects & Places in the Inca World: Interview With Dr. Cummins undefined
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Here’s What to Know About the Oldest High School in America undefined
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Machu Picchu Unveiled: Why Hiram Bingham Didn’t “Discover” It undefined
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10 Interesting Facts About Haruki Murakami You Should Know undefined
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Sufism in the Ottoman Balkans undefined
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In Defence of Boring Books In Defence of Boring Books JamesHoare Thu, 04/04/2024 - 00:00
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How Jacopo Tintoretto Defined the Renaissance in Venice undefined
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6 of the Largest Cities in the Modern World undefined
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Are You Hot in That? A Brief History of Medieval Armor undefined
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What Is Agnes Pelton Best Known For? undefined
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5 Female Artists From South America That You Should Know undefined
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Jericho: An Ancient City Filled with Secrets undefined
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Why Do the Rastafari Believe That Haile Selassie Was a God? undefined
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The Allure of Medieval Churches The Allure of Medieval Churches JamesHoare Wed, 10/30/2024 - 09:12
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Rockets - The Magazine of Space Flight (Feb and Dec 1946) The Rockets Journal was a post-war publication of the United States Rocket Society. There are...
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The Rockets Journal was a post-war publication of the United States Rocket Society. There are several online issues here  https://fanac.org/fanzines/Rockets/ Here is a biography of the controversial editor: https://www.joshuablubuhs.com/blog/robert-l-farnsworth-as-a-fortean I...
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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...
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The Boston Years: On The Streets 1972-75 In 1972, Philip Flip Collier was in Boston. Philip, who has previously shared his terrific...
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In 1972, Philip Flip Collier was in Boston. Philip, who has previously shared his terrific photographs of 1970s NYC, enrolled at the city’s New England School of Photography where he studied for the next two years with the hope of becoming a commercial photographer, but I could...
Patterns in Humanity
The case for prisons The purpose of prisons, and the evidence of their efficacy
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4 Villains From the Arthurian Legends Who Really Existed undefined
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End of an Era: Why Did the Beatles Break Up? undefined
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‘Just Stop Oil’ Protestors Cover Stonehenge in Powder Paint undefined
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Carl Jung’s Theory of Archetypes: Major Archetypes, History, Criticism undefined
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Warfare in the Bronze Age: Tactics, Weapons, Battles undefined
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How Napoleon Redefined French Artillery During the Napoleonic Wars undefined
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10 Must-See Archaeological Sites in the US undefined
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How to Deal with Change: Advice from the Stoics Everything changes and nothing stands still.
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What to See if You Only Have a Day at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts undefined
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Dr Alun Withey
Beard Fashions and Class Over the past few centuries, fashions in facial hair have changed substantially. In the mid...
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Over the past few centuries, fashions in facial hair have changed substantially. In the mid seventeenth century many men wore the ‘Van Dyke’ style of a small, pointy beard and moustaches. By the end of the 1600s, beards were in decline, leaving many men with just moustaches. The...
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Stuck in God’s Knowledge: Foreknowledge & Free Will undefined
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The Louvre As a Civil Party in the Case Against Its Former Director undefined
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8 Famous French Artists Who Achieved Greatness undefined
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What Influenced Mary Shelley to Write Frankenstein? undefined
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Who is the Real FDR? undefined
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The Life of Terence Slave turned Playwright
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The Many Faces of King David: Warrior, Poet, Adulterer undefined
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Who Was Clement of Rome? undefined
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Interview with Dr. Roberta Bondar: Intertwining Art and Science undefined
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African History...
A complete history of Dogon country: Bandiagara from 1900BC to 1900AD demystifying an ancient African society
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Hidden History
The Last Day of World War One At 5am on November 11, 1918, the French, British, American and German representatives signed the...
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At 5am on November 11, 1918, the French, British, American and German representatives signed the armistice treaty that formally ended hostilities in the First World War. Under the terms of the Armistice, the war would officially end at 11am that day. All the troops in the...
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7 Important Works by Cindy Sherman undefined
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What Composition Techniques Did Tamara de Lempicka Use? undefined
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The Many Roads to Rome The Ancient Romans VS the Modern Chinese
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Why I love etymologies Telephones popularized "hello," "lox" is 8,000 years old, and other reasons why the history of words...
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Telephones popularized "hello," "lox" is 8,000 years old, and other reasons why the history of words matters
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An episode of Naval warfare on the East African coast: the Sakalava invasions of 1792-1817 Between Madagascar and the Swahili world.
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How Did Babylon Shape the History of the Ancient Near East? undefined
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Summary of changes for March 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 March. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added chainplates, knots, washing dishes, receiving mail, updated our notes on diy carbonation system, and refrigeration. Uxn, added 2 new commands...
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Read J. R. R. Tolkien’s “Letter From Father Christmas” To His Young Children (1925) J.R.R. Tolkien is best known for the sweeping fantasy landscapes of Lord of The Rings and The...
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J.R.R. Tolkien is best known for the sweeping fantasy landscapes of Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit. Apart from being a celebrated author, the Oxford University professor of Anglo-Saxon was also a devoted father who doted on his children. In 1920, a few short years after Tolkien...
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Ancient Celtic Helmet Unearthed in Poland undefined
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History of the Berlin Wall: From Its Construction to Its Destruction undefined
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Seneca's Tragic Plays Stoic or Not?
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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...
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3 Key Ideas in Environmental Ethics undefined
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Who Are the 144,000 and the Great Multitude in the Book of Revelation? undefined
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Fascists vs. Communists: Spanish Civil War’s Outside Influences undefined
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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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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 Machine Stops. And fiddling won't fix it.
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Siege of Tyre: How Alexander the Great Captured the Phoenician City undefined
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Into Space: Man's First Controlled Space Flight (1961) A bit of ephemera today. This is a pamphlet from a Revell Model Kit. They issued this kit quickly to...
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A bit of ephemera today. This is a pamphlet from a Revell Model Kit. They issued this kit quickly to take advantage of the excitement about this launch. So they had to include a booklet to explain why this slightly inaccurate model was so special. Imagine opening the model kit...
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‘The Tree Hunter’ by Thomas Pakenham review ‘The Tree Hunter’ by Thomas Pakenham review JamesHoare Tue, 01/07/2025 - 09:36
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‘F*ck You, Philadelphia’ – When Blondie Opened For Rush In 1979 When on January 21st, 1979, Rush needed an opening act for the Philadelphia leg of their Hemispheres...
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When on January 21st, 1979, Rush needed an opening act for the Philadelphia leg of their Hemispheres tour, Blondie got the call. Georgia-based southern rockers Stillwater couldn’t play. So would the New Yorkers deliver what 18,000 fans of the Canadian rockers packed into the...
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What Is Magical Realism in Literature? undefined
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In Your Face: Photographer Shoots Londoners Up Close And Personal Using the skills he learned as a table tennis champ, Londoner Paul Trevor wandered through the...
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Using the skills he learned as a table tennis champ, Londoner Paul Trevor wandered through the city’s financial district and its money markets and Brick Lane market getting in people’s faces. These spontaneous closeups appeared in the book and show In  Your Face. Like Mark...
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How Did the Soviet Union Influence the World? undefined
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Lucid Dreaming: Can You Wake Up in Your Dreams? undefined
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Too Much of Not A Lot Winning the day and losing the war.
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What Role Did Women Play in World War II? undefined
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Photographing The Invisible: Things are Queer by Duane Michals (1973) “I think photographs should be provocative and not tell you what you already know. It takes no great...
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“I think photographs should be provocative and not tell you what you already know. It takes no great powers or magic to reproduce somebody’s face in a photograph. The magic is in seeing people in new ways.” —Duane Michals     Through image sequences, framing, multiple exposures,...
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Heavy Metal: West Midlands Industry In the Late 1970s “The noise was deafening. The heat was intense. I’d never seen anything like it” – American...
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“The noise was deafening. The heat was intense. I’d never seen anything like it” – American photographer Janine Wiedel on her first visit to the industrial West Midlands     The Vulcan’s Forge photobook shows us faces of late 1970s industry in England’s West Midlands. Based on...
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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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10 Shocking Facts About King Philip’s War undefined
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The Treaty of Versailles: An Overview of Its Contents & Effects undefined
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A history of the west African diaspora in Arabia and Jerusalem before 1900 The legacy of west African travel to Mecca, Medina and Jerusalem.
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Tirzah Garwood – A Very British Vision of Marriage, Lovers And Work Tirzah Garwood was an exceptional artist but had the disadvantage of plying her trade at a time when...
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Tirzah Garwood was an exceptional artist but had the disadvantage of plying her trade at a time when female artists struggled for recognition, writes Graham Bennison. Having married Eric Ravilious in 1930 she followed the conventions of the time, giving up her wood engraving to...
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Groovy Ads That Sold Woolworths’ UK Line of Baby Doll Cosmetics Here are several examples of the many groovy psychedelic adverts produced in the 1960s to promote...
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Here are several examples of the many groovy psychedelic adverts produced in the 1960s to promote Woolworths’ UK line of “Baby Doll” cosmetics in the late 1960s. These “pop-style” adverts appeared in the country’s magazines for teenagers, like Jackie, RAVE, Flair, Queen and...
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Myself: Timed Exposures, 1971 Mike Mandel (previously) took this series of selfies in 1971 for the project Myself: Time Exposures....
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Mike Mandel (previously) took this series of selfies in 1971 for the project Myself: Time Exposures. Influenced by Jacques Henri Lartigue, Lee Friedlander and Marcel Duchamp’s work on the conceptual frame, the fun pictures invite us to question what we see and our place in the...
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Bertha Czegka: Skiing Bunnies And Other Satire Biography Bertha Czegka (July 30, 1880 – November 4, 1954) was a member of the “Association of...
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Biography Bertha Czegka (July 30, 1880 – November 4, 1954) was a member of the “Association of Visual Artists” in her native Austria. In the interwar period, the painter worked as an illustrator on children’s books. One highlight among her later works is a poster she created in...
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Fordlandia: Henry Ford’s Grand Experiment Gone Wrong undefined
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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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L’Ornement Polychrome by Albert Racinet – A Gorgeous Book Of World Art (1869–73) Albert Racinet (1825–1893) created his L’ornement Polychrome as a visual record of the decorative...
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Albert Racinet (1825–1893) created his L’ornement Polychrome as a visual record of the decorative arts from antiquity to the late nineteenth century and represents the work of  cultures all over the world. He published a second series which included later works, too.   Raninet...
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Patterns in Humanity
The myth of the Nordic rehabilitative paradise Interpreting recidivism rates and understanding their causes
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Fireside Friday, April 12, 2024 Fireside this week! Apologies for having so many of these so close together, but the recent car...
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Fireside this week! Apologies for having so many of these so close together, but the recent car troubles I’ve had have eaten into my time quite a lot. At the same time I am getting ready for the annual Society for Military History conference coming at the end of next week. In an...
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How The Charlie Brown Christmas Special Got Jazz And Came Alive “We’re living in times where so much is done to manipulate us. And things last for, what, a news...
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“We’re living in times where so much is done to manipulate us. And things last for, what, a news cycle? A few minutes? This [album] is something that’s lasted 50 years. And not only lasted, but grown … I think there’s just a humanness” — Jerry Granelli, drummer with the Vince...
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Fixing Time In 1970s and 80s England: Ian Macdonald Shows Us A Changing World Ian Macdonald’s black-and-white film photography from the 1970 and 80s shows us children’s at...
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Ian Macdonald’s black-and-white film photography from the 1970 and 80s shows us children’s at school, heavy industry, steel works, Redcar blast furnace, Smith’s Dock Shipyard, houseboats and life in Cleveland and Teesside, England.   “The blast furnace has a drama and beauty to...
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Cars of Britain in the 1970s In the 1970s, David Rostance was photographing life in the UK. Inevitably, his pictures of...
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In the 1970s, David Rostance was photographing life in the UK. Inevitably, his pictures of Birmingham, The Black Country, London and Wolverhampton included cars. He took the above picture of the Ford Cortina Mk.1 parked on the roadside on 5th February 1978. It could be seen a...
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5 Forgotten Fights on the Eastern Front in WWI undefined
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In October 1970s, the 1969 Woodstock Festival was immortalised in a comic book. The romance story “I Found My Love at the Woodstock Festival!” appeared in Falling in Love #118.     Comics and Woodstock were a good match. Charles M. Schulz’s didn’t name the little yellow bird and...
African History...
A muslim kingdom in the Ethiopian highlands: the history of Ifat and Adal ca. 1285-1520. During the late Middle Ages, the northern Horn of Africa was home to some of the continent's most...
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During the late Middle Ages, the northern Horn of Africa was home to some of the continent's most powerful dynasties, whose history significantly shaped the region's social landscape. The history of one of these dynasties, often referred to as the Solomonids, has been...
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Hans Jonas on Responsibility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence undefined
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Can't Do, Won't Do! But striking poses is fun and easy.
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Fireside Friday, May 10, 2024 Fireside this week! Next week, with luck, I’ll have my ‘On the Reign of Alexander III of Macedon’ up...
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Fireside this week! Next week, with luck, I’ll have my ‘On the Reign of Alexander III of Macedon’ up as an addendum to our discussion of Hellenistic armies. But in the meantime, it is a fireside, and I thought, since it was just recently May the Fourth, we might talk some Star...
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a brief note on African travel literature in history a Swahili document on south-central Africa.
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Shown at the Venice Biennale 2024, Peter Hujar’s Portraits in Life And Death exhibition features his 1970s portraits of artists on New York’s Lower East Side and images from the 1960s of the dead in Palermo’s catacombs.   Peter Hujar’s (October 11, 1934 – November 26, 1987) black...
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The Men Who Sacked Rome: Who Were the Vandals? undefined
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Capoeira’s Incredible Roots: Brazil’s Unique Art Form undefined
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There should be more cash prizes for solving historical mysteries On the Herculaneum scroll and the underrated value of historical knowledge
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The First Great Awakening: Promoting America’s Revolution undefined
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African History...
The stone ruins of South Africa: a history of Mapungubwe, Thulamela and Dzata. ca. 1000-1750CE. The dzimbabwe ruins of south-eastern Africa are often described as the largest collection of stone...
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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 March. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes Uxn, lots of progress on Uxn, started documenting the assembly...
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How Did the 1979 Iranian Revolution Influence Iran’s Economy? undefined
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