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African History...
a brief note on the ancient Herders and Foragers of South Africa. a social history of the KhoiKhoi community (2000BP - 1880)
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René Descartes’ Legacy: The Persistence of Mind-Body Dualism undefined
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Does Free Will Exist? undefined
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Take Your Best Shot: Vintage Fairground Shooting Gallery Photos During their first participation in Paris-Photo in 2006, Lumiere des Roses shared a series of...
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During their first participation in Paris-Photo in 2006, Lumiere des Roses shared a series of fairground photos of men with guns at the shooting gallery. These snapshots were taken mostly in the 1920s and 1930s. Many looks remarkably fresh.   When I was just a baby my mama told...
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What is the Relationship Between Politics and Art? 3 Answers undefined
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10 Films for Photography Enthusiasts undefined
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What’s the Best Time of the Year to Visit the Pyramids? undefined
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10 Historic Towns in Southwest France Brimming With Joie de Vivre undefined
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The Stolen Generations: The Mass Removal of Aboriginal Children undefined
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The British Museum to Tighten Security and Collection Records undefined
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Here’s How AI Helped Recover Lost Paintings by Gustav Klimt undefined
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The Sociocultural Effects of the 1979 Iranian Revolution undefined
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The Thirteenth Amendment: Abolishing Slavery in the USA undefined
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What Are the Main Sources of Knowledge? undefined
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Here’s What to Know About the History of Lake Como’s World-Famous Villa undefined
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The Indigenous Architecture of the Cosmos in the Amazon undefined
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5 Strangest Art Movements You Need to Know undefined
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What Are the Most Important Symbols in Alice in Wonderland? undefined
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10 Weird Events From Presidential Elections undefined
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What Is the Difference Between Candomblé and Umbanda? undefined
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What Is the Jungian Journey of Individuation? undefined
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9 Historical Places to Visit in Dorset undefined
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Winged Victory Art of the Hellenistic Period
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The Famous Mummies of the Inca and the Chinchorro undefined
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Are There Still Lepers? The History of Leprosy in 5 Chapters undefined
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Casta Paintings in Colonial Mexico: How Accurate Were They? undefined
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The History of Social Welfare Programs (& Current Debates) undefined
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Two ‘Great Wave’ Prints Fetch Over $800,000 Each undefined
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Cappadocia’s Hidden Cities and Rock-Cut Churches undefined
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History Today Feed
On the Spot: Courtney J. Campbell On the Spot: Courtney J. Campbell JamesHoare Wed, 02/21/2024 - 13:10
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A Collection of...
Michael Taylor on The Development of the M1 Garand and its Implications This week, Michael Taylor, Associate Professor of History at SUNY Albany, returns to offer an...
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This week, Michael Taylor, Associate Professor of History at SUNY Albany, returns to offer an interesting argument about the longterm impact of the M1 Garand, the US army’s extremely successful World War II and Korean era battle rifle, introduced in 1936. A fantastically...
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Pre-Columbian Writing Systems (And How They Worked) undefined
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African History...
on the Nubian priests of Rome and the Moors of Spain When the 12th-century West African scholar Ibrahim al-Kanemi moved to the city of Seville in Spain...
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When the 12th-century West African scholar Ibrahim al-Kanemi moved to the city of Seville in Spain and became one of the most celebrated Andalusian poets, he wasn't the first from his region to visit the Moorish kingdom.
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Who Won? The Competition Between Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo undefined
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Who Won the Battle of Stones River? undefined
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How Did Hannah Arendt Define Evil? undefined
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How to Understand the Book of Revelation: 4 Common Readings undefined
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Ancient Remains of Two More Victims Discovered at Pompeii undefined
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Giants in the Bible and Other Writings: From Genesis to Mythology undefined
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How Did Christianity Conquer an Empire in 300 Years? undefined
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Gehenna: A History of Hell on Earth undefined
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10 Facts About the Surreal Life of Antonio López de Santa Anna undefined
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Central African Republic: A History of the Wildest State in Africa undefined
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10 Must-Visit Historic Towns in Japan undefined
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Res Obscura
Res Obscura Newsletter: December, 2019 Note: this was exported from Mailchimp. That's a 1909 painting called "Altar." It's by someone I...
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Note: this was exported from Mailchimp. That's a 1909 painting called "Altar." It's by someone I learned about just this month: the Lithuanian composer and artist Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis (1875-1911). His paintings and music evoke a mysterious feeling that has stuck with...
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What Are the Nicomachean Ethics? undefined
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Forgotten Caravaggio Portrait Makes Public Debut in Rome undefined
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Millions of Cats: Wanda Gag’s Beautifully Illustrated Children’s Book “I aim to make the illustrations for children’s books as much a work of art as anything I would send...
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“I aim to make the illustrations for children’s books as much a work of art as anything I would send to an art exhibition. I strive to make them completely accurate in relation to the text. I try to make them warmly human, imaginative, or humourous — not coldly decorative — and...
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What Was Kristallnacht? The Horrors of the Night of Broken Glass undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Magic, Marcus Aurelius, and the End of the World
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How the Celtic Britons Used the River Thames undefined
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Wrong Side of...
Fellow believers or fellow citizens? Liberalism dies in darkness
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10 Unique Pigments That You Have Never Heard Of undefined
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The Banana Wars: How the US Plundered Central America undefined
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Joachim Murat: First Horseman of Napoleon’s Empire undefined
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5 Unique Gods & Goddesses Worshipped in the Incan Empire undefined
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What Came First, Blues or Jazz? undefined
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Weekend Roundup Philosopher Kings
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Egyptian Sun-god: Who Is Ra? undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Telstar: Communication Break-through by Satellite (1962) Sorry to skip a week, it may happen again next week. Here is a straight history book of an current...
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Sorry to skip a week, it may happen again next week. Here is a straight history book of an current (at the time) and wonderful event in global communication. We has lost track of how satellites have changed our lives and made the earth a smaller place. It is a little dull in...
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7 Famous Dutch Artists Who Achieved Greatness undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
Wood stove installation It was our dream to have a little wood stove aboard Pino. After researching stoves, we decided that...
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It was our dream to have a little wood stove aboard Pino. After researching stoves, we decided that the best model was the cast iron Sardine from Navigator Stoveworks. Our Espar forced air diesel heater broke on our last passage, and we decided not to replace it. There are few...
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6 Must-See English Castles undefined
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8 Techniques in Persuasion from Antiquity undefined
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Celebrate MLK with 'Agape' How Dr. King was inspired by the Classics...
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The History of Humans in the Antarctic undefined
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History Today Feed
The True Knights Templar The True Knights Templar j.hoare Wed, 01/10/2024 - 09:54
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British Museum Receives Its Most Valuable Gift Ever undefined
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A History of the White House: The US President’s Home undefined
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The Brigantaggio: How Did Southern Italy Respond to Unification? undefined
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5 Quotes by Thomas Hobbes Explained undefined
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6 Facts You Didn’t Know About the Salem Witch Trials undefined
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Painting America’s Great Divide : Horace Pippin And Mr. Prejudice “The pictures which I have already painted come to me in my mind, and if to me it is a worth while...
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“The pictures which I have already painted come to me in my mind, and if to me it is a worth while picture, I paint it” – Horace Pippin   Winston Churchill waved his fingers in a V for Victory and the united British went to war against a common enemy. When the United States …...
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What Is the History of Thanksgiving? undefined
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What Was the Council of Chalcedon? undefined
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4 Samurai Swords that Defined an Era undefined
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How Did Paper Money Develop in the Premodern World? undefined
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William Adams: English Advisor to the Shogun William Adams: English Advisor to the Shogun JamesHoare Thu, 03/21/2024 - 10:21
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How Free Are We? Louis Althusser on Ideology & Subjectivity undefined
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Hunter Biden Did Know Who Acquired His Art undefined
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Shakespeare’s Sister Speaks Shakespeare’s Sister Speaks JamesHoare Wed, 06/12/2024 - 10:11
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Anarcho-Capitalism Explained in 5 Steps undefined
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Who Is the Archangel Gabriel? undefined
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Scenes From The Second City: Pictures of Birmingham 1980-1986 A while back in Trendy OK?’ – Pictures of Birmingham 1976-1987, we looked at England’s second city...
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A while back in Trendy OK?’ – Pictures of Birmingham 1976-1987, we looked at England’s second city before there was a  Selfridges or Harvey Nichols, and no Bullring as we know it today. Birmingham was a place of subway shops and underground passages that are now filled in and...
Trying to Understand...
Little People With Agency. No, not that Agency.
3 months ago
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Was Honorius’ Letter Really Sent to Britain? undefined
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Neon: The Cool History of the Enigmatic Noble Gas undefined
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Abstract Expressionist Alfred Leslie Through 7 Paintings undefined
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What Did the Vikings Really Look Like? undefined
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The Philosopher Poet: Who Was Lucretius? undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Gladiator Combat Fact or Hollywood Fiction?
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What Is Berlin Science Week? Everything You Need to Know undefined
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What Is Capoeira? undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for January 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 January. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added galley refit, updated lifelines, seamed box cushions, and moisture prevention underliner. Permacomputing, revamped the page. Flappy Bird,...
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Ancient Egypt Under the Achaemenid Persian Empire: A Brief Overview undefined
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How Fritz the Cat Deconstructed 1960s America undefined
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Friedrich Nietzsche: The 13+1 Best Books Of His Philosophical Career undefined
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Summary of changes for June Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the...
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the month of June. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes Uxn, improved the Uxntal reference sheet and improved the Uxntal...
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Giacomo Casanova’s Legendary Swashbuckling Travels undefined
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What Are the 10 Must-see Museums in Budapest? undefined
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10 Facts You Should Know About Henri Matisse undefined
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Bodies in the Blitz: The Murder of Rachel Dobkin Bodies in the Blitz: The Murder of Rachel Dobkin JamesHoare Mon, 08/19/2024 - 10:19
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Weekend Roundup Plutarch and Pleasure
a year ago
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Was Flavius Aetius “Last of the Romans”? undefined
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Trying to Understand...
Arming Ourselves Against The Future. With a few more books and a few old ideas.
a year ago
Global Inequality...
Abundance, capitalism and climate change In classical Marxism, communism is defined as a society of material abundance. It is a society where...
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In classical Marxism, communism is defined as a society of material abundance. It is a society where goods flow in abundance (“after the productive forces have…increased…all the springs of co-operative wealth flow more abundantly”, Marx, Critique of the Gotha Program
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Musée Rodin to Launch Shanghai Outpost in September undefined
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Existential Crisis: What Is It and How Can We Overcome It? undefined
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New York City’s NIGHT Magazine – 1978-79 Launched in September 1978, Anton Perich’s self-financed NIGHT magazine showcased New York City’s...
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Launched in September 1978, Anton Perich’s self-financed NIGHT magazine showcased New York City’s mix of fashion, art, and music at clubs like Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager’s Studio 54 and Howard Stein and Peppo Vanini’s Xenon, where nightlife and performance met. Distribution...
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Theodore Roosevelt: Life & Accomplishments of this American President undefined
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What Was Emerson’s Vision for the American Scholar? undefined
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How to Win an Election in Ancient Rome How to Win an Election in Ancient Rome JamesHoare Fri, 10/25/2024 - 12:22
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The Myth of the Minotaur Journey Into the Labyrinth
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What Are the 5 Tallest Buildings in New York City? undefined
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Spycraft and the Glorious Revolution Spycraft and the Glorious Revolution JamesHoare Tue, 03/19/2024 - 09:20
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Who Won the Battle of Chickamauga? undefined
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Imperial Chinese Porcelain Bring Novelties to Market undefined
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Moe’s Photos of Jacob Riis House On New York City’s Lower East Side 1977-1983 In 1977, Moe a resident of the Jacob Riis Houses decided to capture his neighborhood from East 10th...
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In 1977, Moe a resident of the Jacob Riis Houses decided to capture his neighborhood from East 10th Street to East 12th Street on Avenue D, Lower East Side, New York City, writes Efrain ‘Kid Love’ Rodriguez. The Summer was hot, the Son of Sam was terrorizing the streets of New...
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New Alphonse Mucha Museum to Open in Prague undefined
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Trying to Understand...
Books To Help Us Understand The World? Well, a few, anyway. And a bit.
a year ago
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Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Was A Trekkie Who Convinced Nichelle Nichols To Stay On The Show Actress Nichelle Nichols (December 28, 1932 – July 30, 2022) once recalled how Dr. Martin Luther...
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Actress Nichelle Nichols (December 28, 1932 – July 30, 2022) once recalled how Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) convinced her to remain on Star Trek after she had decided to leave the series for a starring role on Broadway. In 1966, Star Trek creator...
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The Vikings in Iceland: Their Story in Sagas and Archaeology undefined
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where is the turtle farm Pino spent a long time in Savusavu, but by then, we were growing tired of this scenery, not of the...
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Pino spent a long time in Savusavu, but by then, we were growing tired of this scenery, not of the market, or of the company to be found here, but just of having that same view every morning. We love this city, but when it's time to go, it's time to go! We left our mooring at...
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Mona Lisa Location Mystery Solved, Geologist Claims undefined
7 months ago
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Ships Then Swans: Ian Macdonald’s Pictures of England’s Teesside in the 1970s and 80s The houseboats, blast furnaces and shipbuilding are gone. Ian Macdonald’s photographs are portraits...
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The houseboats, blast furnaces and shipbuilding are gone. Ian Macdonald’s photographs are portraits of times past. These pictures cover three of the photographer’s major bodies of work from the late 1960s to the mid 1980s: Greatham Creek; the Redcar blast furnace and Smith’s Dock...
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Stolen Van Gogh Anonymously Returned to Dutch Museum undefined
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Ancient Town Beneath London’s National Gallery Revealed undefined
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Your Guide to the Best of Contemporary Art in Hanoi, Vietnam undefined
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Trying to Understand...
Things Don't Always Get Better. And "Against Recentism," while we're at it.
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Submerged Bridge in Spanish Cave Built Nearly 6,000 Years Ago undefined
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Three Cabins Left Emperors, Conquerors, and Saints
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ICYMI: Emperors, Conquerors and Saints New Cabins *NOW* Available
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10 Artworks by Yoko Ono You Should Know undefined
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Understanding Australian History Through 3 Artworks undefined
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The Enigmatic Harper Lee: 10 Facts undefined
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10 Historic Christmas Towns in the US to Visit undefined
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Was the Neolithic Revolution Really a Revolution? undefined
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Stoicism and Stress Go Stress-Free with Philosophy
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The Impact of Sigmund Freud’s Theories on Art undefined
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Rationalism Vs. Empiricism 101: Which One is Right? undefined
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4 Famous Explorers from the Age of Exploration undefined
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Bragi Boddason: The Viking Skald Who Became a God undefined
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Judith Leyster: The Most Famous Woman of the Dutch Golden Age undefined
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What Are the Main Themes of Modern Essentialism? undefined
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Festivals of Resistance : A Call for Gatherings the Weekend Before Trump Takes Office Along with others around the country, we invite you to join us in organizing festivals of resistance...
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Along with others around the country, we invite you to join us in organizing festivals of resistance on the weekend of January 18, immediately before Donald Trump takes office. This is a crucial opportunity to engage in outreach, education, and action ahead of what it is sure to...
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How Frans Hals Revolutionized Dutch Portrait Painting undefined
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Ayn Rand: The Female Founder of Objectivism undefined
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London’s Pig-Faced Urban Legend London’s Pig-Faced Urban Legend j.hoare Mon, 01/08/2024 - 11:15
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Weekend Roundup Free Will: A Fairy Tale?
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Volcanoes on Tour: Recreating Vesuvius Volcanoes on Tour: Recreating Vesuvius j.hoare Fri, 11/24/2023 - 10:14
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12 Most Important Achievements in the Space Race undefined
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7 Iconic Works of the De Stijl Movement undefined
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What Treaty Ended World War II? undefined
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8 Narrative Film Techniques You Should Know undefined
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How Did the Anglo-Saxons Gain Supremacy Over the Britons? undefined
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Who Won the Battle of Antietam? undefined
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What Ere Iyaric and “I and I”? Rastafarian Resistance Through Language undefined
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Do We Need Dress Codes? Are standards elevating or elitist?
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Herodotus Versus Thucydides? Which Historian Wins?... and Why?
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5 Important Stories About Thor the Norse God of Thunder undefined
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New Year, Old Books New Year, Old Books JamesHoare Tue, 12/17/2024 - 09:14
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What is the “Mind”? And How Do We Learn?
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What Ancient Rituals Do We Still Celebrate at Halloween? undefined
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The Great Emu War: When Australians Lost to Flightless Birds undefined
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10 Must-Visit Places Around the World for History Buffs undefined
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The Treaty of Versailles: An Overview of Its Contents & Effects undefined
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10 Things to Do in London if You Love History undefined
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Who Were the Founders of Chichen Itza? undefined
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Get to Know Meret Oppenheim Through 7 Works undefined
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The French Monarchy: From Clovis to the Capetians undefined
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African History...
Anti-slavery laws and Abolitionist thought in pre-colonial Africa the view from Benin, Kongo, Songhai and Ethiopia.
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What Makes Salvador Dali So Famous? undefined
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Who Was Oswald Mosley? undefined
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What Are Peter Sloterdijk’s 5 Most Important Ideas? undefined
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The Getty Museum Returns a Bronze Head to Turkey undefined
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The “Arch”: Who Was Desmond Tutu? undefined
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Cecilia Beaux: Esteemed American Portraitist undefined
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A History of the United States Senate undefined
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Who’s Who of the Kennedys: 9 Notable Members undefined
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Dust And Decadence In Weimar Berlin: Gustav Wunderwald’s Paintings Of Another City Weimar Berlin wasn’t all cabaret, sex, drugs and lots of fun. The set designer and artist Gustav...
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Weimar Berlin wasn’t all cabaret, sex, drugs and lots of fun. The set designer and artist Gustav Wunderwald (1 January 1882 – 24 June 1945) liked to look at the other side of life in Germany’s biggest city. He avoided the decadence and any obvious comment and conspicuous...
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Battle of the Jaxartes (329 BCE): Alexander’s Spectacular Victory undefined
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Who Was Oscar Wilde? undefined
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When the Swastikas Came to White Hart Lane When the Swastikas Came to White Hart Lane JamesHoare Tue, 05/21/2024 - 08:47
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Cy Twombly: Get to Know His Sculpture undefined
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Beautiful Birds from Isaac Sprague’s Natural History 1839-1842 The images below are watercolour sketches by Isaac Sprague from the 1840s.   “Isaac...
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The images below are watercolour sketches by Isaac Sprague from the 1840s.   “Isaac Sprague (1811–1895) was born in Hingham, Massachusetts, and apprenticed with his uncle as a carriage painter. He was a self-taught landscape, botanical and ornithological painter. Sprague served...
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Who Was Margery Kempe? The Medieval Mystic Who Couldn’t Stop Crying undefined
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5 Actions of the American Indian Movement undefined
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How Did Philosophy Help Develop Artificial Intelligence? undefined
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Russian Civil War Propaganda: Posters & Propaganda Trains undefined
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The Early Anarchism of William Godwin undefined
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Who Were Bonnie and Clyde & Why Are They Famous? undefined
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The most interesting things I read in 2023 Most of them are not from 2023
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British Imperial Presence in China: Opium, Porcelain, & Manipulation undefined
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Weekend Roundup The Lives of Exiles
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What Is Friluftsliv, The Norwegian Way of Life in Harmony with Nature? undefined
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What Was the Mandate of Heaven in Imperial China? undefined
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What Were the Seven Ecumenical Councils? undefined
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How Russia Became the World’s Biggest Country undefined
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UFOs in Art History: Is It a Spaceship or a Cloud? undefined
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What Did the Art of the Third Reich Look Like? undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Judy Space Puzzles (1970s) Here is another quick post for you. Space puzzles!  I last shared these in 2016 so it is about time...
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Here is another quick post for you. Space puzzles!  I last shared these in 2016 so it is about time to bring them back. These were classroom puzzles (although they were probably owned by kids at home too). They were mostly for Kindergarten-2nd grade kids and were "educational" as...
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Battle at Chosin Reservoir: Turning Point in the Korean War undefined
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The "New" Ancient City Discovering Kavala...
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Edward VIII: The Worst Monarch in British History? undefined
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The Unification of England & the Death of the Kingdom of Mercia undefined
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Highway Dig Uncovers Prehistoric Monument in Czech Republic undefined
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7 Famous Artists Who Had Unexpected Day Jobs undefined
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Dr Paul Cartledge on Alexander the Great’s Tomb, Netflix & More undefined
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10 Times Ivan the Terrible Really Was Terrible undefined
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Ukraine: A Further Guide for the Perplexed. They didn't know. But they know now.
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How Fur Trade Resulted in All-Out War: The Algonquin vs. The Iroquois undefined
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NY City Proposes Public Monuments Bill With a Context on Slavery undefined
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The Shining Path Insurgency: Modern Peru’s Darkest Hour undefined
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The Prado Museum Shows Paintings in Different Light undefined
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Curious Pictures From A French Aristocrat’s 40-Year Mission To Create 3-D Photography “Imagine… a photograph of a woman wearing earrings adorned with a glittering De Beers diamond. You...
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“Imagine… a photograph of a woman wearing earrings adorned with a glittering De Beers diamond. You see one earring. Walk slowly past the photograph so you are viewing it from gradually changing angles… The earring from one ear recedes from view while its twin [appears] in turn on...
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Simon the Zealot of the Twelve Disciples: Bio, Legacy, and Death undefined
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5 Great Books by Alexandre Dumas undefined
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Giorgio Vasari: 11 Facts About The Father of Art History undefined
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What Are the Books of the Old Testament? Order & Overview undefined
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5 Alluring Female Portraits Painted by Gustav Klimt undefined
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