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TheCollector
7 Famous Cubist Artists Who Achieved Greatness undefined
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Classical Wisdom
How Can We Know Ourselves? The More than Legendary Oracle of Delphi
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How Did German Expressionism Change The History of Cinema? undefined
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The Rise of the Minamoto: Japan’s First Shogunate undefined
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What Was the Council of Chalcedon? undefined
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What Were The Four Panhellenic Games of Ancient Greece undefined
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“I Am Because We Are”: Introducing Ubuntu Philosophy undefined
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The Defining Style of the 1930s: What Is Art Deco? undefined
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Third Punic War: Carthage Must Be Destroyed undefined
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What Was Dante’s Political Philosophy? undefined
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Was Walt Whitman a Transcendentalist? undefined
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Presidential Impeachment: An Effective Check on Executive Power? undefined
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Patterns in Humanity
The Rise of the West I track the historical rise of West Europe by quantitatively analyzing the birth of notable people...
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I track the historical rise of West Europe by quantitatively analyzing the birth of notable people of science, and then I put it in context with other indicators of historical development. The data together show that West Europe had developmentally surpassed the rest of the world...
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How Did Lucas Cranach the Elder Support the Protestant Reformation? undefined
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What Was Baruch Spinoza’s Concept of Freedom? undefined
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How Can You Overcome Self-Censorship? undefined
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Gigantomachy in Greek Mythology: Olympian Gods vs Giants undefined
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What Inspired Caspar David Friedrich’s Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog? undefined
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Was Cleopatra a Descendant of Alexander the Great? undefined
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The Kiel Mutiny: An Attempt to End WWI? undefined
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Rome’s Greatest Defeat? Hannibal’s Victory at Cannae undefined
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Cannister Shells’ Devastating Effect: Nightmare of the Infantry undefined
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Princess Diana ‘Black Sheep’ Jumper Sold for $1.1 M. undefined
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How the Athenian Empire Caused Its Own Collapse undefined
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Oskar Kokoschka’s Strange Obsession With Alma Mahler undefined
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10 Must-Visit Historic Small Towns in the Adirondacks undefined
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Immoral Art: Hume’s “Rough Heroes” Problem undefined
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Top 10 Depictions of Witchcraft in Art undefined
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A History Lover’s Guide to Mexico City undefined
6 months ago
History Today Feed
The Vienna Secession is Founded The Vienna Secession is Founded JamesHoare Wed, 04/03/2024 - 10:30
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Classical Wisdom
How Can We Prevent Character Assassination? Corruption in the Ancient World
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TheCollector
When Was the First Flight in History? undefined
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10 Essential Movies to Watch to Understand Film Noir undefined
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A Complete Guide to Fresco Painting undefined
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What Was the Gospel of Thomas? undefined
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Global Inequality...
The three German fears Historical origins of the malaise
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Flashbak
Trees at Night: Art Young’s Haunting Silhouettes, 1927 “The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing which stands...
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“The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing which stands in the way. As a man is, so he sees.” – William Blake     Arthur Henry Young – better known as Art Young (January 14, 1866–December 29, 1943) – saw humanity in the … Continue...
TheCollector
What Do Bernini’s Borghese Sculptures Represent? undefined
10 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Featuring Stephen Fry!
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Should We Own Stuff? The Wealth and Gold of Ancient Georgia
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Aristotle on Luck Do You Feel Lucky?
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TheCollector
5 Celebrities Accused of Being Communists During the Second Red Scare undefined
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What Is the Origin of Tarot Cards? undefined
9 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Should We Be More Naked? Is modesty too modern?
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Everything You Need to Know About the Moai undefined
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What Was the Beatles’ First Hit? undefined
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Anglo-Afghan Wars: How Afghanistan Became the Graveyard of Empires undefined
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What Are the Most Difficult Languages to Learn? undefined
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6 Outrageous Judicial Errors in the Trial of Jesus Christ undefined
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5 Paintings That Inspired Famous Filmmakers undefined
11 months ago
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The Original Bonfire of the Vanities The Original Bonfire of the Vanities JamesHoare Wed, 02/07/2024 - 09:45
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TheCollector
Jackie Wang’s Carceral Capitalism: Is Capitalism Compulsory? undefined
a year ago
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The UN Declaration of Human Rights The UN Declaration of Human Rights JamesHoare Tue, 12/10/2024 - 09:05
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TheCollector
What Is Second Thessalonians About? undefined
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The Greek Revolution: How Greece Was Freed From the Ottomans undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Aristotle's Poetics The Science of Art
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8 Famous French Artists Who Achieved Greatness undefined
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Abstract Expressionist Alfred Leslie Through 7 Paintings undefined
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The St Brice’s Day Massacre The St Brice’s Day Massacre JamesHoare Wed, 11/13/2024 - 09:53
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A Collection of...
Collections: Teaching Paradox, Imperator, Part IIb: Built in a Day This is the second half of the second part of our three part (I, IIa) look at Paradox Interactive’s...
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This is the second half of the second part of our three part (I, IIa) look at Paradox Interactive’s ancient grand strategy game Imperator: Rome which covers the broader Mediterranean and South Asia from the very late fourth century through to the end of the first century BC, the...
TheCollector
The Infancy Gospel of Thomas & the Childhood of Jesus Christ undefined
a month ago
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How Nazi Propaganda Appropriated the Vikings undefined
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How Did the Guggenheim Museum Emerge as an Iconic Art Institution? undefined
8 months ago
Flashbak
Daily Self-Portraits 1972–1973: Laying It Bare On The Lower East Side Melissa Shook (1932-2020) was living on New York’s Lower East Side in the early 1970s when she began...
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Melissa Shook (1932-2020) was living on New York’s Lower East Side in the early 1970s when she began a project to record her daily existence. Much like Peggy Nolan’s pictures of her family home, life was a place of free expression. “My earliest memories are of being photographed...
TheCollector
How Socrates Perceive Life, Death, and the Afterlife? undefined
10 months ago
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Silver Shields: Alexander the Great’s Legendary Elite Troops undefined
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Cassandra: Princess of Troy, Cursed Prophetess, Tragic Prisoner undefined
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Who Is the Archangel Gabriel? undefined
4 months ago
Res Obscura
Post-postal What did we lose when we stopped writing letters?
2 months ago
TheCollector
Why Was Marcel Duchamp Obsessed With Chess? undefined
2 months ago
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What Was the Religion of the Ancient Phoenicians and Carthaginians? undefined
4 days ago
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10 Historic Cities in Massachusetts That Are Great Alternatives to Boston undefined
2 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Forgotten Gods Nature Spirits of Greek Myth
7 months ago
African History...
Taming and domesticating the wild: the War-Elephants of ancient Aksum and Kush In his 1668 description of the West African kingdom of Benin, the Dutch writer Olfert Dapper...
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In his 1668 description of the West African kingdom of Benin, the Dutch writer Olfert Dapper reported that “The king shows himself only once a year to his people, going out of his court on horseback, accompanied by three or four hundred noblemen on horseback.”
TheCollector
What’s the Best Time of the Year to Visit the Pyramids? undefined
6 months ago
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What’s the History of Gin? undefined
9 months ago
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Alhambra Palace: A Testament to Spain’s Rich Islamic Heritage undefined
8 months ago
History Today Feed
On the Spot: William Dalrymple On the Spot: William Dalrymple JamesHoare Tue, 09/24/2024 - 08:00
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Classical Wisdom
James Joyce's Ulysses Retelling of the Odyssey
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The Conservative Party Popularity Contest The Conservative Party Popularity Contest JamesHoare Thu, 10/24/2024 - 09:21
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TheCollector
Who Are the Zapatistas? Unmasking Mexico’s Indigenous Guerrilla Army undefined
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Artist Seals Himself in Glass Bottle at Paris Olympic Stadium undefined
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Flashbak
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...
TheCollector
Fordlandia: Henry Ford’s Grand Experiment Gone Wrong undefined
a month ago
A Collection of...
Collections: Teaching Paradox, Imperator, Part I: Divisa in Partes Tres This is the first part of a three-part (if I can keep it) series, examining the historical...
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This is the first part of a three-part (if I can keep it) series, examining the historical assumptions of Imperator: Rome, a historical grand strategy game by Paradox Interactive, set during the rise and collapse of the Roman Republic from 304-27 BC and covering the broader...
TheCollector
The 7 Best Historical Sites in Bangkok, Thailand undefined
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The Chinese Civil War & Mao’s Long March undefined
a year ago
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5 Great Books by Alexandre Dumas undefined
a year ago
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8 Marcel Duchamp Paintings You Should Know About undefined
3 months ago
Flashbak
Found Photos: Mid-Century Soviets Standing By Their TVs In case of fire, 82% of 20th Century Americans surveyed in the pre-Internet era would rescue the TV...
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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...
TheCollector
Medieval Necropolis Unearthed at Bulgarian Bus Station undefined
9 months ago
TheCollector
Egyptian Demons: Guardians and Wanders undefined
a year ago
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Andy Warhol’s Mother: Who Was Julia Warhola? undefined
7 months ago
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The Life of Lu Xun: Writing on China at a Crossroads undefined
2 months ago
Wrong Side of...
Progressive realism and Perfidious Albion Britain's foreign policy is woefully naive and self-defeating
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The Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 undefined
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10 Things You Should Know About Henri Cartier-Bresson undefined
a year ago
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Fall of Constantinople (1453): The Siege That Changed the World undefined
4 months ago
Global Inequality...
The politics of physiocracy Quesnay and China
11 months ago
Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for September 2023 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the...
a year ago
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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 Wiktopher, adapted Solresol, edited other conlangs. Niju,...
Trying to Understand...
I Have No Brain But I Must Scream. But why aren't people in other countries listening?
a year ago
TheCollector
5 Legendary European Theater Directors You Should Know undefined
9 months ago
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Who Was Rosalba Carriera? undefined
11 months ago
History Today Feed
The Theft of the Ghent Altarpiece The Theft of the Ghent Altarpiece JamesHoare Thu, 06/13/2024 - 09:20
6 months ago
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The curious case of the missing period When Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is not simple
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TheCollector
10 Historic Small Towns Near Amsterdam That Are as Pretty undefined
2 months ago
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An In-Depth Guide to the Army of the Seleucid Empire undefined
a year ago
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The Word Renaissance: Its Meaning, History, and Cultural Impact undefined
4 months ago
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Who Won the First Battle of Bull Run in the Civil War? undefined
7 months ago
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NY City Proposes Public Monuments Bill With a Context on Slavery undefined
a year ago
History Today Feed
What is Modernity? What is Modernity? JamesHoare Thu, 01/02/2025 - 09:09
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Classical Wisdom
Gaius Marius ... and the Fall of the Republic
11 months ago
TheCollector
How Jacopo Tintoretto Defined the Renaissance in Venice undefined
a year ago
Flashbak
A Civil War Vateran Created The Esoteric Fraternity and the Cult of Solar Biology in 1890s ... Some forty miles northeast of Sacramento, north California, off I-80 near the village of Applegate,...
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Some forty miles northeast of Sacramento, north California, off I-80 near the village of Applegate, is the remains of one of the States’s religious cults: the Esoteric Fraternity. Founded in 1887, the Fraternity was a pioneer in modern astrology, readied its followers to run a...
TheCollector
Who Were the Most Influential People of the British Empire? undefined
a year ago
TheCollector
Sotheby’s and Christie’s: A Comparison of the Biggest Auction Houses undefined
6 months ago
TheCollector
What Is the History of Valentine’s Day? undefined
10 months ago
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How Were Plato and Aristotle Interpreted During the Renaissance? undefined
a year ago
Classical Wisdom
Essential Classics Memorial Sales Ends
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The Role of Women in 1950s America: Conformity or Change? undefined
4 months ago
Classical Wisdom
Are Propaganda and Politics Inevitable Bedfellows? And Does Democracy Make It Worse?
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Did This Psychoanalytical Cult Kill Jackson Pollock? undefined
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The 3 Most Important Ideas from the Vienna Circle undefined
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African History...
A history of Women's political power and matriliny in the kingdom of Kongo. In the 19th century, anthropologists were fascinated by the concept of matrilineal descent in which...
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In the 19th century, anthropologists were fascinated by the concept of matrilineal descent in which kinship is traced through the female line. Matriliny was often confounded with matriarchy as a supposedly earlier stage of social evolution than patriarchy. Matriliny thus became a...
TheCollector
Ancient Remains of Two More Victims Discovered at Pompeii undefined
4 months ago
Hidden History
Pennsylvania Dutch Shoofly Pie (A diary in honor of my native state of Pennsylvania, which may or may not decide the outcome of one...
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(A diary in honor of my native state of Pennsylvania, which may or may not decide the outcome of one of the most consequential US elections in modern history.) The story of a Pennsylvania Dutch classic dessert is as colorful as its unusual name… In 1517, Martin Luther began a...
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Study Reveals Origins of the Knight’s Tombstone in Jamestown undefined
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Who Were the Legendary Mountain Men of the Old West? undefined
2 months ago
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What’s the Best Time to Visit Chichen Itza? undefined
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10 Strange Old Currencies Throughout Time undefined
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Stolen Picasso and Chagall Paintings Found in Antwerp undefined
11 months ago
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A $25 Brooch Turns Out to Be a Rare Victorian Treasure undefined
12 months ago
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Who Won the Second Battle of Bull Run? undefined
9 months ago
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The History of Underwear: Loincloths, Petticoats, Boxers, & Briefs undefined
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History Today Feed
‘The Scapegoat’ by Lucy Hughes-Hallett review ‘The Scapegoat’ by Lucy Hughes-Hallett review JamesHoare Mon, 09/30/2024 - 10:39
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Trying to Understand...
Things Are Falling Apart ... And the centre's not looking too good, either.
a year ago
TheCollector
6 American Film Noirs Influenced by German Expressionism undefined
11 months ago
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A Brief History of Guacamole (And It’s Not What You’d Expect!) undefined
10 months ago
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Astrology in Ancient Rome: A Brief Overview undefined
a year ago
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The Musée d’Orsay Held An Immersive Van Gogh Show undefined
10 months ago
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The Life of Tadeusz Kościuszko: A Revolutionary on 2 Continents undefined
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What Can Psychoanalysis Tell Us About Hamlet? undefined
a year ago
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How ASEAN Lost its Way How ASEAN Lost its Way JamesHoare Wed, 01/24/2024 - 09:53
11 months ago
TheCollector
4 Techniques of 19th-Century Photography You Should Know undefined
a year ago
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Venice’s Nordic Pavilion Receives a Massive Chinese Dragon undefined
10 months ago
African History...
A brief history of Gold in Africa and the emporium of Sofala. It was copper, not Gold, that was considered the most important metal in most African societies,...
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It was copper, not Gold, that was considered the most important metal in most African societies, according to an authoritative study by Eugenia Herbert.
TheCollector
Rat Collection by Banksy Comes Up for Auction undefined
6 months ago
Flashbak
Y Viva Espana: The Great British Package Holiday In Photos When in June 1987, Shirley Baker photographed passengers at England’s Manchester Airport, many of...
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When in June 1987, Shirley Baker photographed passengers at England’s Manchester Airport, many of them would have been on their way to sunny Spain as part of their package holiday. Jake Clark first arrived there in the late 1960s when his parents moved to a fishing village in...
TheCollector
9 Historical Places to Visit in Cornwall undefined
7 months ago
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Nefertiti: The Enchanting Story of the Lady of the Two Lands undefined
10 months ago
African History...
a brief note on the origin of African civilizations plus, the Nok Neolithic culture.
a year ago
TheCollector
What Is the Gospel of Truth? undefined
a month ago
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Martha Graham: 15 Facts About the Mother of Modern Dance undefined
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Three Men Convicted of Stealing Ming Dynasty Vase undefined
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5 Quotes by Socrates Explained undefined
9 months ago
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The Chagra: A Model for Sustainable Agriculture in the Amazon undefined
3 months ago
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Why do People Believe Britons are Descended from Israelites? undefined
a year ago
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Why Did Ana Mendieta Use Blood in Her Works? undefined
11 months ago
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What Is the History of Thanksgiving? undefined
a year ago
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“The Whole World Is Watching”: The 1968 Chicago Riots at the DNC undefined
10 months ago
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The Extraordinary Story of Dido Elizabeth Belle undefined
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History Today Feed
Petticoat Alley: London’s Forgotten Women’s Clubs Petticoat Alley: London’s Forgotten Women’s Clubs JamesHoare Thu, 05/02/2024 - 11:09
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TheCollector
What Are Peter Sloterdijk’s 5 Most Important Ideas? undefined
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Who Were the 43 Group? undefined
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Trying to Understand...
Ukraine and the end of "Europe." Nation-states were the problem: supranationality was not the answer.
over a year ago
TheCollector
Philosophy 101: What Are The 5 Major Branches of Philosophy? undefined
a year ago
Flashbak
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...
TheCollector
How King Alfred Nearly Lost Everything (But Didn’t) undefined
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Flashbak
1970s Graffiti in Dirty Old Boston British bands were big in 1970s Boston. Fans of X-Ray Secs, Billy Idol, Sham 69 and the Buzzcocks...
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British bands were big in 1970s Boston. Fans of X-Ray Secs, Billy Idol, Sham 69 and the Buzzcocks sprayed the bands’ names on the city’s walls. The stories behind other graffiti photographed by Meredith Jacobson Marciano is less obvious. Were the Lesbian Turds a band? The New...
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Alexander the Great’s Legendary Horse: Who Was Bucephalus? undefined
8 months ago
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10 Charming Medieval Villages in Austria to Visit undefined
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Bordeaux Wine in France: A Historical Primer undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Why are MYTHS Important? Podcast with Stephen Fry
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Stéphane Breitwieser: The Tragic Story of the Most Successful Art Thief undefined
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How Did the Industrial Revolution Transform Social Structures? undefined
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Volva: What Was the Role of Witches in the Viking World? undefined
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Cricket & Colonialism: A Tale of Imperial Power & Influence undefined
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Leonora Carrington Painting Set to Quadruple Auction Record undefined
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Van Gogh ‘Sunflowers’ Targeted Again After Protestors Jailed undefined
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Andrew Jackson’s Genocidal Legacy undefined
10 months ago
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How Are Art and Science Related? undefined
2 months ago
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What Are the Recurring Symbols in Hilma af Klint’s Work? undefined
12 months ago
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7 Ancient Greek Temples You Should Know undefined
a year ago
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How Did Religion Influence Law in the Ottoman Empire? undefined
10 months ago
Dreams of Space -...
Cosmonaut-2 (1964) Cosmonaut-2 was a Russian pamphlet for older children about Gherman Titov. It has some lovely...
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Cosmonaut-2 was a Russian pamphlet for older children about Gherman Titov. It has some lovely illustration about the 2nd manned Russian space launch. At age 25 Titov remains the youngest man to fly in Earth orbit. Vostok 2 was launched on August 6, 1961. Cosmonaut-2, 1964. 38 p....
Classical Wisdom
What Makes a Hero a HERO? Both in the ancient world... and today?
a year ago
Flashbak
A Book of Dreams: 25 Vintage Visions To Awaken Your Mind We’re dreaming today with collector Robert E Jackson. Triggered by the undertow of memory and fed by...
7 months ago
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7 months ago
We’re dreaming today with collector Robert E Jackson. Triggered by the undertow of memory and fed by desire, our dreams are visions of other lives, possible clues to the future. “The interpretation of dreams is the royal road to a knowledge of the unconscious activities of the...
TheCollector
Battle of the Hydaspes, 326 BCE: Alexander vs. Porus in India undefined
3 months ago
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Laser Surveys Reveal Ancient Maya City in Mexico undefined
2 months ago
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How Did Luciano Garbati Reimagine Medusa? undefined
3 months ago
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How Did Libyan Migration Influence Egyptian Religion? undefined
a month ago
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Top 10 Depictions of the Annunciation in Art undefined
a month ago
Trying to Understand...
Macron is Safe for the Moment But the future worries me.
a year ago
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What Makes Jean-Luc Godard An Iconic Film Director? undefined
9 months ago
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Judith Leyster: The Most Famous Woman of the Dutch Golden Age undefined
a year ago
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Jane Seymour: The Wife King Henry Loved Most? undefined
a year ago
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A Day in the Life of a Roman Gladiator undefined
a month ago
Res Obscura
Translating Latin demonology manuals with GPT-4 and Claude At long last, a real-world use case for AI!
a year ago
TheCollector
The Grand Egyptian Museum Soon Opens for Visitors undefined
a year ago
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Anne Brontë: The First Feminist Novelist? undefined
8 months ago
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7 Important Members of the Black Panthers You Need to Know undefined
a year ago
History Today Feed
‘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
a month ago
TheCollector
Get to Know Audrey Flack, Icon of Photorealism undefined
8 months ago
Flashbak
William Blake, The Great Red Dragon Paintings “And behold a great red dragon, having seven heads and ten horns, and seven crowns upon his heads....
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“And behold a great red dragon, having seven heads and ten horns, and seven crowns upon his heads. And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth” — Revelations 12:3-4, King James Bible   The Red Dragon Paintings are four watercolours by...
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What Was Jim Crow? undefined
10 months ago
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The 5 Most Significant Queens and Kings of Jerusalem undefined
3 months ago
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Which Famous Artworks Have Inspired Filmmakers? undefined
5 months ago
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Reclaiming Medusa: How Did She Become a Symbol of Female Empowerment? undefined
a month ago
Flashbak
Liverpool Kids: Surviving Inner City Life In 1975 Paul Trevor’s photographs of Liverpool in 1975 formed part of The Survival Programme, which featured...
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7 months ago
Paul Trevor’s photographs of Liverpool in 1975 formed part of The Survival Programme, which featured pictures, interviews, drafts and other materials made by member of the Exit Photography Group – Nicholas Battye, Chris Steele-Perkins and Paul Trevor. Created between 1974 and...
TheCollector
How Did Tunisia Become a Country? undefined
a month ago
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What Defined the Roaring Twenties? undefined
3 months ago
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How Did Francisco Goya Criticize the Spanish Society? undefined
5 months ago
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What Are the Origins of the Word Echo? undefined
a year ago
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The Lost Cause Philosophy of the American Civil War: Fact vs. Fiction undefined
a month ago
Classical Wisdom
Upcoming Events So you're in the know...
a year ago
TheCollector
The Story of Atlas and His Eternal Burden: The God Who Holds the World undefined
2 weeks ago
Flashbak
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...
TheCollector
Stained Glass Sold At Sotheby’s is Stolen From Notre Dame? undefined
a year ago
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Elizabeth Anderson: What is the Point of Equality? undefined
a year ago
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Colonization of the Philippines: Strategic Lands Wanted by Many undefined
10 months ago
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What Were Gustav Klimt’s Composition Techniques? undefined
5 days ago
History Today Feed
Life and Land in Anglo-Saxon England Life and Land in Anglo-Saxon England JamesHoare Thu, 04/18/2024 - 17:32
8 months ago
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Third-Party Candidates: The Outsiders in US Elections undefined
3 months ago
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How Did Mesopotamia Become the Cradle of Civilization? undefined
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