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a brief note on the history of indigenous and foreign religions in African history, and the Kimpasi...
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Who Was Vivienne Westwood?
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Archaeologists Unearth a Building in the Valley of the Temples
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Archaeologists Excavate Ancient City Destroyed by Romans
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Doc Holliday: The Perennial Sidekick
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The First Anglo-Burmese War
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The Bumpy Ride to Yerevan: What Can a Road Trip in Armenia Teach You?
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How the Iroquois Confederacy Inspired the US Women’s Rights Movement
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Get ‘Em In! Portraits of Drinkers in London Pubs
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Audrey Flack, Pioneer of Photorealism, Dies at 93
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Ukraine: A Guide For The Perplexed
Part One, anyway. More next week.
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A Brief History of the Aboriginal Lands Right Movement
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Exploring Open Primaries: How They Work and Which States Use Them
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How Fritz the Cat Deconstructed 1960s America
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A Collection of...
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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Ancient Rome Vs Pontus: The Mithridatic Wars (88-63 BCE)
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Wittgenstein & Mysticism: Grasping What Cannot Be Said
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An Exhibition on Rational Dress for Victorian Women
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7 Famous Artists Who Turned to Crime
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First Nations of the Canadian Subarctic: A Brief History
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Vincent Van Gogh’s Self-Portraits: The Artist Through His Own Eyes
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For the Love of the Classics
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AREA: Cards and Invitations from the Fabulous New York Nightclub, 1983–1986
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11 months ago
From 1983 to 1987, 157 Hudson Street in Manhattan, New York City, was home to Area. Frequented by he great and good, the club was known for its changing themes (every six weeks the place got a new look – an approach inspired by Zurich’s 1916 Dadaist club Cabaret Voltaire) and...
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1980s Birmingham – Portraits of A City Under Thee Cosh
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“The City Centre is unrecognisable from the 1980s. Everything is glass. Birmingham doesn’t feel like home anymore.” – Richard Davis We’re back looking at 1980s Britain’s through Richard Davis’s photographs. This time we join him in Birmingham, the country’s ‘shabby not chic‘...
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The Tragic Life of Kermit Roosevelt & the Burden of Legacy
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A Brief History of Cartography: The Importance of Maps in Civilization
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London at Night : Harold Burdekin Photographs A City Between Life And Eternity
London looked better at night in these pictures by Harold Burdekin (1899-1944). With his...
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Benjamin Franklin: All About His Personal & Private Life
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5 Transformative Leaders That Shaped British History
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Historical Accounts of African Cannibalism
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the historical context of the Hatata in African philosophy.
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On the Spot: William Dalrymple
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Stanley Kubrick’s Photos of Chicago (Volume 2), 1949
In 1949, Look magazine sent its young photojournalist Stanley Kubrick on assignment to shoot...
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In 1949, Look magazine sent its young photojournalist Stanley Kubrick on assignment to shoot pictures for a story documenting people’s life in the city of Chicago. You can see Volume 1 of his photos here. The series of photographs was accompanied by an essay from the Chicago...
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The Value of Wills to Historians
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Cimbrian War: Rome’s Greatest Threat Since Hannibal
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How Did Belgium Become a Country?
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Anne Brontë: The First Feminist Novelist?
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Two Colonizers in South Africa: The British vs. The Dutch
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Shakespeare’s Sister Speaks
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Bernhard Leitner’s Soundcube, 1969 – The Art of Seeing Sound And Hearing With Your Whole Body
In 1969 Bernhard Leitner (born 1938) created his Soundcube, an experiment into how sound moves in a...
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In 1969 Bernhard Leitner (born 1938) created his Soundcube, an experiment into how sound moves in a defined space and its effects on the human body. The Soundcube, a “sound-space object”, is a room of 64 loudspeakers in which the sound becomes a form of architecture. For Leitner,...
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Was David Gulpilil Australia’s Most Important Actor?
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How Did German Expressionism Change The History of Cinema?
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Tattoos in the Bible: Can Christians Modify Their Bodies?
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How Indigenous Peoples Turned Language into a Post-Colonial Tool
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Top 5 Places to See the Northern Lights
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What Are the Most Important Symbols in Alice in Wonderland?
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What Is Second Thessalonians About?
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Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for December
Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the...
a year ago
Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the month of December. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans.
Summary Of Changes
100r.co, added a new page: electrical refit, fuel sensor,...
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10 Lesser-Known Greek Gods & Goddesses
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The 6 Finest Gothic Cathedrals in France
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No More Heroes.
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Pity the nation that needs someone else's.
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10 Powerful Women From Folklore and Mythology Around the World
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Dr Alun Withey
Cuts, Rashes & Chatter! The Pain of the 18th-century Shave!
Unless there are particular reasons, for example a skin condition, or a faulty razor, shaving today...
over a year ago
Unless there are particular reasons, for example a skin condition, or a faulty razor, shaving today is usually a pretty mundane – if not a pleasant – experience. Indeed, the rise of traditional barbershops over the past few years, offering shaving as an experience, together with...
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10 Must-Visit Historical Landmarks in the US Midwest
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Variety is the Spice of Ancient Life
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The Famous Mummies of the Inca and the Chinchorro
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St. Patrick’s Day, 2003, Kenneth Anger wrote a letter asking me if I wanted to line-produce his next...
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St. Patrick’s Day, 2003, Kenneth Anger wrote a letter asking me if I wanted to line-produce his next film Arrangement in White on Green. It was to be a film about cricket. A sports film was the last thing I ever imagined the director of Lucifer Rising would make. I was intrigued....
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10 Heartbreaking Facts About the Rwandan Genocide
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Woodstock Festival Comics from the 1970s
In October 1970s, the 1969 Woodstock Festival was immortalised in a comic book. The romance story “I...
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Who Was Benjamin Disraeli?
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Joachim Murat: First Horseman of Napoleon’s Empire
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Animals of the Ancient World
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‘Catherine de’ Medici’ by Mary Hollingsworth review
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Photos of New York City Stores in 1997
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New Yorker Meredith Jacobson Marciano has amassed archive of 35mm film shots, Polaroids and early digital photographs in NYC from the mid to late 1970s through the early aughts, “when the city still seemed kind of old”. Much like with Peter Marshall’s pictures of London, Meredith...
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Who Are the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?
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Buckingham Palace To Exhibit Unseen Renaissance Drawings
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What Is Samsara in Hinduism?
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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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5 Deadliest Sword Designs
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Top 8 Bronze Age Civilizations (in the Mediterranean and Near East)
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Stonehenge Central Altar Stone Came From Scotland, Not Wales
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Sacred Flames and Divine Philosophers
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Found Vintage Photobooth Pictures
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“Collecting the photobooth strip (approximate size 8 inches by 1.5 inches) has been an adventure,” says vintage photography collector Robert E. Jackson. “If you see or own an amazing photobooth, you can pretty much figure it used to be part of a 4-pose strip. The individual...
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Human Civilization’s First Cities: 7 of the Oldest
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7 Dickensian Locations: In the Footsteps of Charles Dickens
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The Art of Collage and Assemblage in Modern Art
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Bobby Fischer vs. the World: Chess Within the Cold War
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An empire of cloth: the textile industry of the Sokoto empire ca. 1808-1903.
The Hausaland region of northern Nigeria was home to one of the largest textile industries in...
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The Hausaland region of northern Nigeria was home to one of the largest textile industries in pre-colonial Africa, whose scale and scope were unparalleled throughout most of the continent.
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The Greek Revolution: How Greece Was Freed From the Ottomans
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New York City In The 1960s – A Photographer’s Love story
For New Yorker Ronnie Ginnever, photography is a passion. “Fortunately, I was born in the city that...
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Who Were the United States Indian Scouts?
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A Native’s Look At New York City In The 1980s
Photographer Ronnie Ginnever shares more of her pictures New York, this time from the late 1970s and...
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10 English Words Borrowed from Indigenous Languages of the Americas
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Typhoid Mary: A Trail of Scandal & Death
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Who Is Satan in the New Testament?
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The Footsteps of Finn MacCool: The Landscape of Giants in Ireland
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Helen Keller’s Letter on Why Book-Burning Nazis Will Never Defeat Ideas, 1933
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Who Won the Battle of Fredericksburg?
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A Fabulous Collection of Antique Espresso Coffee Machines
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Why Did the Allies Occupy Germany?
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Why Did Lot Sacrifice His Daughters? (4 Possible Justifications)
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1968 in America: One of the Most Tumultuous Years in US History?
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The Greek Mythology Behind Famous Constellations
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Louis Althusser on the Link Between Ideology and the State Apparatus
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This Won’t Change: The Joy Of Northern Soul
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7 Times the Parthenon Was Transformed and Destroyed
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Ancient Pathways: What Are Ley Lines?
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‘Poet, Mystic, Widow, Wife’ and ‘God’s Own Gentlewoman’ review
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6 Themes That Define Nan Goldin’s Photography
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Dreams of Space -...
Moon Trip (1958)
Some of you are familiar with the Ley-Polgreen 4 book "Adventures in Space series (Man-Made...
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This is about a 4 book space series you may never have seen. Michael Chester and William Nephew also did a great series of...
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Chariot Racing in the Ancient World
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...and History's Highest Paid Sports Star!
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What Was Procopius’ “Secret History”? (& Why You Shouldn’t Trust It)
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This week, as an addendum to our series on Roman civic governance (I, II, IIIa, IIIb, IIIc, IV, V),...
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This week, as an addendum to our series on Roman civic governance (I, II, IIIa, IIIb, IIIc, IV, V), we’re going to take a look at how Rome handles those parts of Italy it controls but which it does not inhabit. These are Rome’s ‘allies’ (socii), a euphemistic label for the...
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How Did Philosophers of Different Eras Perceive Happiness?
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