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What Are Three Theories of Animal Ethics? undefined
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The Death of A New Jersey Shopping Mall There are about 1,000 malls in the US, and it’s estimated that one in four will close in the next...
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There are about 1,000 malls in the US, and it’s estimated that one in four will close in the next few years as vacancy rates are increasing due to the pandemic, a slowed economy and increased online shopping. Photographer Phillip Buehler captured the death of the Wayne Hills mall...
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What Were George Orwell’s Political Beliefs? undefined
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What Was the Great Schism of 1054? undefined
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Working in Ancient Egypt: 5 Interesting Professions undefined
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The Mythical Green Anaconda of the Amazon Rainforest undefined
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St. Petersburg: A History of the City Built on Bones undefined
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A Brief History of Mount Everest undefined
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What Is the History Behind Hanukkah? undefined
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Trying to Understand...
Out Of Control. Fear the worst, hope for the best.
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5 Celebrities Accused of Being Communists During the Second Red Scare undefined
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Andrew Jackson’s Genocidal Legacy undefined
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What Are Monads? Leibniz On the Most Fundamental Substance undefined
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How Did Tropical Fruits Become Commonplace in the USA? undefined
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2024: Out of the Frying Pan, into the Fire : The Year in Review It’s time to take stock of the year have just lived through and get oriented for the year ahead....
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It’s time to take stock of the year have just lived through and get oriented for the year ahead. Here, we review the events of 2024 and our own contributions to the fight for a better world. A year that began amid genocide in Palestine and war in Ukraine and Sudan is concluding...
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New Exhibition Examines Rembrandt’s Relationship with Star Pupil undefined
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Why Is the Matterhorn So Famous? undefined
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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...
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Mao Zedong: His Origins & Unlikely Rise to Power undefined
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What Was the Warsaw Pact? undefined
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10 Myths About the Greek Goddess Athena undefined
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Japanese Martial Arts: How Were They Invented (and Exported)? undefined
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History of Gunpowder: An In-Depth Overview undefined
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Can We Choose NOT to Be Harmed? How can we train Resilience?
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7 Important Baroque Paintings You Should Know undefined
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What Is Gnosticism? undefined
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What Is Predictive Processing? & How It Explains 3 Visual Illusions undefined
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Weekend Roundup The Early Years of Jesus
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Why Is Oktoberfest a Vital Part of German Culture? undefined
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Fake News & the Information Age: Challenges in Modern Elections undefined
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Who Won the Battle of Nashville? undefined
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Arizona State University Professor Creates City Hall’s Digital Art undefined
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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...
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Death of the King of Siam Death of the King of Siam JamesHoare Tue, 10/01/2024 - 10:26
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Global Inequality...
On general futility of political discussions with people Over the years I have had political and ideological discussions with at least three groups of people...
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Over the years I have had political and ideological discussions with at least three groups of people and have concluded that these discussions are, almost entirely, futile in making people either see things differently, or acknowledge that others may see things differently, or...
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What Was Operation Downfall? undefined
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Sufism in South and South East Asia undefined
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Cinema’s Epic History: From Then to Now undefined
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Who Were the Top Axis Commanders of World War II? undefined
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What Are the Iconographic Elements of Japanese Esoteric Buddhism? undefined
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Narmer Palette: Decoding Its Iconography & Importance undefined
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6 Cultural Trends That Defined the Roaring Twenties undefined
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How Did the Tet Offensive Impact American Morale? undefined
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How to Read Film Like a Language undefined
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Van Dyck Rare Drawing Could Sell for $1.2 Million at Christie’s undefined
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Street Shots of New York City in 1978 “Every day was like being in a scene from a movie set in the city” – George Wright     In ‘New York...
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“Every day was like being in a scene from a movie set in the city” – George Wright     In ‘New York 1978’, British photographer George Wright shows us the city. Having trained as a graphic design at London’s Wimbledon School of Art in the early 1970s, Wright took a class taught...
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The Life of Aldous Huxley — Author of “Brave New World” undefined
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10 Small Towns in the US for Art Lovers undefined
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What Was the Korean Conflict of 1968? undefined
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Kashmir: Prisoner of History? Kashmir: Prisoner of History? JamesHoare Wed, 12/18/2024 - 09:27
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‘Catland’ by Kathryn Hughes review ‘Catland’ by Kathryn Hughes review JamesHoare Mon, 05/20/2024 - 12:54
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5 Hero Archetypes You Should Know undefined
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How Video Killed the Kamishibai Star undefined
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‘Who Really Wrote the Bible’ by William M. Schniedewind review ‘Who Really Wrote the Bible’ by William M. Schniedewind review JamesHoare Tue, 11/12/2024 - 09:16
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What Is the History of Constitution Day in the US? undefined
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Theodor Morell: Hitler’s Particularly Odious Physician undefined
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10 Must-See Historic Sites in Texas undefined
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Who Was Origen of Alexandria? undefined
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The Real Bjorn Ironside: Ragnar Lodbrok’s Most Famous Son undefined
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Expressionism: 12 Iconic Paintings & Their Artists undefined
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What Was Colonialism? Causes and Impact undefined
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The History of Esperanto: A Modern Lingua Franca? undefined
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Twice-Stolen Titian Sets Artist Record at Auction undefined
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Heimdall: Get to Know the Viking Superhero and Guardian of Asgard undefined
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The Louvre Opens Its First-Ever Cimabue Exhibition undefined
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The Rise and Fall of the Akkadian Empire undefined
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Babylon’s Mystery Goddess Babylon’s Mystery Goddess JamesHoare Thu, 06/20/2024 - 10:20
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The Louvre As a Civil Party in the Case Against Its Former Director undefined
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Early Modern Europe’s Inexplicable Obsession With Eunuchs undefined
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Why Don’t We WANT To Be Wrong? How can we develop our Many-sidedness?
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5 Illustrated Stories by Shaun Tan That You Should Know undefined
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Battle of Thebes: How Alexander the Great Destroyed the Great City undefined
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Buckingham Palace To Exhibit Unseen Renaissance Drawings undefined
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What Are the Tallest Trees in the United States? undefined
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French Archaeologists Excavate a Castle Beneath a Historic Town undefined
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Weekend Roundup Monsters and Myths
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7 Historical Places to Visit in Somerset undefined
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An Art Lover’s Guide to Mexico City undefined
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Patterns in Humanity
Immigration and crime: Denmark Are immigrants overrepresented in crime? If so, which immigrants? And why?
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7 Prominent Photorealist Artists in the World Today undefined
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A History of the United States Senate undefined
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What Are the Abraham Tapestries? undefined
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Who Were Charlemagne’s Daughters undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
a home for pino We left Shimizu on a sunny morning, pushing off the dock at 6am. Early. We wanted to make sure we'd...
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We left Shimizu on a sunny morning, pushing off the dock at 6am. Early. We wanted to make sure we'd arrive at our destination on time. There was 126nm between us and Shima Yacht harbor, a distance we needed to do in part at night. This wasn't ideal. We knew that. Many people...
African History...
When Africa discovered Europe *my article for New Lines Magazine
a year ago
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Who Were the Telchines? The Malevolent Wizards From Greek Mythology undefined
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Understanding Egyptian Astrology: What Is Your Egyptian Zodiac Sign? undefined
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The Full English Breakfast: History of a British Tradition undefined
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Why Is Emperor Caligula’s Reign Notorious? undefined
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Marian Henel and His Perverted Rugs (NSFW) These large-scale rugs and self-portrait photographs were created by Marian Henel (1926-1993), who...
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These large-scale rugs and self-portrait photographs were created by Marian Henel (1926-1993), who spent 32 years as a patient of the Hospital for Psychiatric and Neurological Disorders in Branice, Poland. Admitted to the hospital’s Psychopathological Art Expression workshop in...
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Brutus: The Rise & Fall of the Senator Who Assassinated Julius Caesar undefined
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10 Artworks to See at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City undefined
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How to Rescue the Reputation of the Nasty Normans How to Rescue the Reputation of the Nasty Normans JamesHoare Mon, 09/09/2024 - 00:00
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How Did German Expressionism Shape Film Noir? undefined
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What Happened at the Battle of Kyiv in WWII? undefined
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10 Countries With the Best Second-Language English Proficiency to Relocate To undefined
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Edward I’s Destruction of England’s Jews Edward I’s Destruction of England’s Jews JamesHoare Mon, 01/20/2025 - 10:25
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Architectural Wizardry: 4 Fascinating Works by Antoni Gaudi undefined
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5 Phases of Phenomenology and the Rise of Existentialism undefined
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Flashbak
On The Streets of America in the Early 1980s : Relaxing WIth Cigarettes And No AC ‘These photographs were made between 1979 and 1985 in a pre-digital, largely non-air-conditioned...
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‘These photographs were made between 1979 and 1985 in a pre-digital, largely non-air-conditioned era, when people fled the heat of their houses to hang out in their yards and on the street. I notice a kind of relaxed sensuality in many of the pictures. Time moved more slowly;...
Dreams of Space -...
Planet Trip (1960) To continue out journey through this wonderful space quartet by William Nephew and Michael Chester...
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To continue out journey through this wonderful space quartet by William Nephew and Michael Chester is Planet Trip. The next logical step to them was exploring the solar system. They started with Mars and the books ends with Venus. Nephew, William and Michael Chester....
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Medieval Ethiopia: The Origins of the Solomonic Dynasty undefined
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What Is Hegel’s Dialectic Method? undefined
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Who Won the Battle of Fredericksburg? undefined
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Dr Alun Withey
Finding Your Beard Style in the 19th Century In the previous post I noted the variety of facial hair styles that were worn by men in the...
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In the previous post I noted the variety of facial hair styles that were worn by men in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, depending on factors including status, location and age. Rather than each age having one particular style of facial hair that was ubiquitous, the...
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How to Read Renaissance Maps (7 Tips) undefined
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Dr Alun Withey
How Much?! Barbers & the Price of Shaving. One of the central themes of my new book is how the practice of shaving has changed over time and,...
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One of the central themes of my new book is how the practice of shaving has changed over time and, more importantly, who has been responsible for it. From the second half of the eighteenth century, individual men began to take more responsibility for shaving themselves, helped on...
Classical Wisdom
Will There Be “Crazy” People? Symposium on the Seas...
11 months ago
TheCollector
Baroque Art & Architecture: 6 Frequently Asked Questions undefined
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Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum Restitutes Matisse Painting undefined
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Ancient Egyptian Structure Discovered Near Giza Pyramids undefined
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Open Culture
The Story of How Quentin Tarantino Became a Filmmaker and Created Pulp Fiction, as Told by Quentin... For a film, explained a young Quentin Tarantino in one interview, “the real test of time isn’t the...
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For a film, explained a young Quentin Tarantino in one interview, “the real test of time isn’t the Friday that it opens. It’s how the film is thought of thirty years from now.” It just so happens that Pulp Fiction, which made Tarantino the most celebrated director in America...
Classical Wisdom
What is Virtue? Can We Define it for Ourselves or Others?
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Books of the Year 2024: Part 1 Books of the Year 2024: Part 1 JamesHoare Thu, 11/28/2024 - 09:32
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Who Won the Battle of Cold Harbor? undefined
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Heracles Cleans the Augean Stables: The Hero’s Fifth Labor undefined
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Why Is Socrates’ Legacy Vital? undefined
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7 Great Paris Museums Beyond the Louvre undefined
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7 of the Most Historically Important Sites in Japan undefined
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Patterns in Humanity
Immigration and crime: Sweden Worrying crime trends in the land of Pippi Longstocking
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Two Major Native Rebellions Against Hellenistic Kings undefined
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The Fowler Museum in L.A. Returns Seven Valuables to Ghana undefined
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Aliens and the Enlightenment Aliens and the Enlightenment JamesHoare Thu, 09/12/2024 - 07:00
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Discover the Secrets of the Catacombs of Rome undefined
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Nietzsche’s Crusade Against the Philosophers undefined
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Flashbak
The Yule Goat: Photographs of Finland’s Nuuttipukki (1928) “Good Thomas brought Christmas and bad Nuutti took it away” – Finnish saying     On January 13, it’s...
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“Good Thomas brought Christmas and bad Nuutti took it away” – Finnish saying     On January 13, it’s Saint Knut’s day in Finland, which usually marks the end of the Christmas season. And the Nuuttipukki is at your door. The strange, goat-like creature is a thirsty man dressed in...
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7 Incredible Wartime Advancements From World War I undefined
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In the Night Garden: The Magical World of George Shiras George Shiras (1859 – 1942) began photographing in 1889, and was the first to use camera traps and...
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George Shiras (1859 – 1942) began photographing in 1889, and was the first to use camera traps and flash photography when photographing animals. Shiras, a lawyer who became a politician, borrowed a hunting technique he learned from the Ojibwa tribe called jacklighting, when fire...
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The Most Dramatic Operation to Recover Looted Native American Art undefined
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The life of Maynard K. A review of Zach Carter’s “The Price of Peace”
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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...
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10 Historical Places to Visit in Sussex undefined
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Ancient Atomists The Origins of Oppenheimer?
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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...
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What Are the Earliest Manuscripts of the New Testament? undefined
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The Bumpy Ride to Yerevan: What Can a Road Trip in Armenia Teach You? undefined
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What Was the Third Council of Constantinople? undefined
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The Year Without a Summer: The Eruption of Mt Tambora undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Funny Pictures Magazine May (1976) Another children's magazine from Russia. I enjoy the space pictures and the simple art. This issue...
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Another children's magazine from Russia. I enjoy the space pictures and the simple art. This issue has a nice space story comic. Весёлые Картинки (Funny Pictures.) ( Komsomol “Veselye Kartinki”.) nr. 4, April 1976.
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“I Have a Dream”: The Life of Martin Luther King Jr. undefined
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Mao’s Great Leap Forward & How It Killed Millions undefined
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Van Gogh ‘Sunflowers’ Targeted Again After Protestors Jailed undefined
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How Did Libyan Migration Influence Egyptian Religion? undefined
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5 Surprisingly Ancient Inventions from Greece and Rome Ode to the Giants
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6 Incredible Sites From Moorish Spain undefined
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Why Did Rome Fall? & Which Lesson Should We Take Away?
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Egon Schiele Works Seized From U.S. Museums undefined
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Medieval Anglo-French Wars (1076-1453): A Brief History undefined
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Britain's Chernobyl? How bad will the fallout be?
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8 Great Women Sculptors You Need to Know undefined
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5 Most Influential Blues Musicians of All Time undefined
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4 Celtic Hillforts and Oppida from the Iron Age undefined
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Who Were the Most Famous Symbolists? undefined
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‘Forbidden Desire in Early Modern Europe’ by Noel Malcolm review ‘Forbidden Desire in Early Modern Europe’ by Noel Malcolm review JamesHoare Tue, 02/20/2024 - 11:50
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What Led to the Assassination of Emperor Caligula? undefined
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4 Sumerian Inventions that Changed the World undefined
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A history of the Rozvi kingdom (1680-1830) From Changamire's expulsion of the Portuguese to the ruined cities of Zimbabwe.
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Resisting Local Authoritarianism and Multipolar Imperialisms in Georgia : A Deeper Look into the... On the one-hundred-year anniversary of the uprising in Georgia against Soviet annexation, the...
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On the one-hundred-year anniversary of the uprising in Georgia against Soviet annexation, the struggle for independence from Russian rule remains the chief force driving the popular mobilization that has been growing over the past several months. Yet today’s movement points to a...
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Commodus: The Gladiator Emperor of Rome undefined
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What Were the Most Controversial Suffragette Protests? undefined
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Lightning Strikes: William Jennings’ Early Photographs of Elusive Electricity Anglo-American photographer William Jennings (1860–1946) is best known for his aerial pictures of...
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Anglo-American photographer William Jennings (1860–1946) is best known for his aerial pictures of his adopted city of Philadelphia and the aeronautical industry, and photographs of lightning. Setting out to prove “lightning bolts were not of the zig-zag form pictured by artists”,...
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Euripides’ Lost Plays Euripides’ Lost Plays JamesHoare Mon, 10/14/2024 - 10:38
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What Is the Historical Context of Easter? undefined
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Newell Convers Wyeth Painting: From $4 to $191,000 undefined
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The Church Under the Tang Dynasty: A Forgotten Outpost of Christianity undefined
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7 Scientific Tools Archaeologists Use to Uncover the Viking World undefined
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How Did the Soviet Union Influence the World? undefined
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What Is Traditional Lakota Art of the Great Plains? undefined
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What Is Thatcherism? undefined
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Global Art Sales Dropped 4 Percent to $65 B. in 2023 undefined
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Umberto Boccioni: 11 Facts About the Italian Futurist undefined
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Medical Practice in the Pre-Conquest Americas: From Coca to Brain Surgery undefined
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The Expanding Nation: How Westward Expansion Shaped Early US Elections undefined
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Chili Pepper’s Fiery History: The Berry That Conquered the World undefined
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History of the Automobile: How Did We Get to Electric Vehicles? undefined
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What’s the Best Time to Visit the Colosseum? undefined
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How the Nazis Captured the Minds of Germany’s Youth undefined
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How Did Socrates Influence His Contemporaries? undefined
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The True Knights Templar The True Knights Templar j.hoare Wed, 01/10/2024 - 09:54
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The Value of Wills to Historians The Value of Wills to Historians JamesHoare Wed, 04/10/2024 - 11:01
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Flashbak
Through the Looking Glass with Robert Cumming – Pictures American artist Robert Cumming (October 7, 1943 – December 16, 2021) appreciated fun. He saw no...
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American artist Robert Cumming (October 7, 1943 – December 16, 2021) appreciated fun. He saw no point in trying to achieve anything else in life. As he put it: “If it’s not fun, there’s no point!” A new book of his conceptual photographs illustrates the point. Above, you can see...
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The Economic Effects of the Vietnam War undefined
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Who Was Geoffrey of Monmouth? The Man Who Made Arthur and Merlin undefined
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Naumachia: The Gladiatorial Naval Battles of Ancient Rome undefined
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Classical Wisdom
The First Stoic Zeno of Citium
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Plotinus’ Theory of Emanations: How Do Things Come into Being? undefined
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American Modernist Florine Stettheimer Gets Catalogue Raisonné undefined
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American Noir: Mugshots And Crimes From A Small Pennsylvanian Town (1930s – 1950s) Small Town Noir is a study of life and crime in New Castle, western Pennsylvania. The site compiles...
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Small Town Noir is a study of life and crime in New Castle, western Pennsylvania. The site compiles the mugshots of criminals who lived in the town in the 1930, 40s and 50s, with notes on their offences. The mugshots were pulled from the rubbish when the town’s police department...
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Who Are the 144,000 and the Great Multitude in the Book of Revelation? undefined
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Portugal, the Mamluks, and the Age of Discovery Portugal, the Mamluks, and the Age of Discovery JamesHoare Wed, 01/22/2025 - 09:03
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Who Was Dorothy Day? The Radical Life of a Catholic Anarchist undefined
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African History...
The empire of Kong (ca. 1710-1915): a cultural legacy of medieval Mali. At the close of the 18th century, the West African hosts of the Scottish traveler Mungo Park...
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At the close of the 18th century, the West African hosts of the Scottish traveler Mungo Park informed him of a range of mountains situated in "a large and powerful kingdom called Kong".
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6 Interpretative Copies of Édouard Manet’s Luncheon on the Grass undefined
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10 Must-Visit Historic Villages in Portugal undefined
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Habsburg Prague, Capital of the Renaissance Habsburg Prague, Capital of the Renaissance JamesHoare Fri, 12/20/2024 - 09:47
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Weekend Roundup The Mother of Rome
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Jean And Rose – A Paris Photo Love Story From 1929 In 1929, Jean, 20, was living on rue Clairault, Paris. He worked at a brokerage house on rue de la...
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In 1929, Jean, 20, was living on rue Clairault, Paris. He worked at a brokerage house on rue de la Grange Batelière. On December 11, Jean met Rose, 18, at the city’s Saint-Lazare metro station. She lived in the 15th arrondissement, and took classes in hairdressing at the École...
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How Jacopo Tintoretto Defined the Renaissance in Venice undefined
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How To Beat Brain Rot Combat the Word of the Year
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Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for May 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 May. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added Frances Bay, Yuculta and Dent Rapids, Shoal Bay, Port Neville, Telegraph Cove, Port McNeill, Fury Cove, Prince Rupert, B.C. north coast...
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3 Dark Age Kings of Britain Confirmed by Archaeology undefined
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How Mexico Fought Franco How Mexico Fought Franco JamesHoare Mon, 03/18/2024 - 11:21
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Weekend Roundup Maths, Art, and the Moon
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Overcoming Bias
The Two Big Games Imagine a business meeting which will decide if a new project goes forward, or decide key priorities...
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Imagine a business meeting which will decide if a new project goes forward, or decide key priorities about it.
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Weekend Roundup Ancient Advice on Health & Fitness
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In case of fire, 82% of 20th Century Americans surveyed in the pre-Internet era would rescue the TV set. In the Soviet Union, the figure could well have been higher. When we shared found photos of Americans by their TVs (here and here). And now thanks to collectors Anna Pilipyuk...
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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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The Moon Fleet Log Book was a book distributed by Wall's Ice Cream to collect space cards that came with the ice cream. There were spaces for 24 cards. This book was incomplete but still worth sharing with you.
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