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Here is the MysteryCoin from last fortnight - I did share it, but not for SaturdayNightCoinShow , so for anyone following that hashtag, here it is :)

by CoinOfNote
Luxemburgish shield decorated with a lion with forked tail, rampant the left on a field not burrowed, surrounded by the legend and the mint year between two rosettes with the exergue. Script: Latin Lettering: GRAND DUCHÉ DE LUXEMBOURG + 1922 + Translation: Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Engraver: Roessler

Here is the #MysteryCoin from last fortnight - I did share it, but not for #SaturdayNightCoinShow, so for anyone following that hashtag, here it is :)

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[Microblog] youtube

by Tom Fournier

youtube.com/live/b-W_fBVEeqA?s

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Re-enacting Memory: 2013, Battle of the Thames (Moraviantown) - fought on this day 210 years ago

by Tom Fournier

Re-enacting Memory: 2013, Battle of the Thames (Moraviantown) - fought on this day 210 years ago.

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I teach history to social science students and this semester I thought that I might experiment with a new approach: Teaching history backwards, i

by sonja dolinsek

I teach history to social science students and this semester I thought that I might experiment with a new approach: Teaching history backwards, i.e. starting with the present and then moving further into the past. I found this blog entry on the net, but not much else. Most of it reflects my own thinking about the approach. Has anyone ever thought about this or done this? #highered #teaching #history

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The burial chamber of a Middle Kingdom woman named Edi has been found in the tomb of her father, Djefaihapi, ruler of Assiut during the era of King ...

by Kent Navalesi ☕️
reconstruction of an ancient egyptian cliffside temple

The burial chamber of a Middle Kingdom woman named Edi has been found in the tomb of her father, Djefaihapi, ruler of Assiut during the era of King Senwosret I.

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The city of Bath appears to hold the record for the most UK parliamentary elections in a single year

by Peter Keeling
Election results for Bath, 1873 and 1874. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath_(UK_Parliament_constituency)

The city of Bath appears to hold the record for the most UK parliamentary elections in a single year.

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In this episode we speak with historian Maria Vassilikou about Greece and especially the once largest Jewish community on the Balkans: Salonika

by Jakob Müller
The Podcast logo "Wannsee. Looking at the International Dimensions of the Holocaust" on the left and a Greek national flag on the right.

In this episode we speak with historian Maria Vassilikou about Greece and especially the once largest Jewish community on the Balkans: Salonika.

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Wishing everyone a nice, relaxing weekend!

by 🌈 Dr Ross Brooks
Colour plate depicting two sets of copulating frogs and spawn from August Johann Rösel von Rosenhof's 1758 tract Historia naturalis ranarum nostratium.

Wishing everyone a nice, relaxing weekend!✨

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A crowd-sourced list of many “problem Library of Congress Subject Headings” can be interacted with on the Cataloging Lab wiki

by Betsy Roberts Miller ⁂

A crowd-sourced list of many “problem Library of Congress Subject Headings” can be interacted with on the Cataloging Lab wiki. Those who want to provide feedback on proposals being considered can follow what new & changed subject headings are under discussion on LC’s “Tentative Monthly Lists.” (Yes, the TML have future dates available to see - since they're tentative, they're still draft versions.)

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[Microblog] youtu

by Tom Fournier

youtu.be/f1uu4AYbl8A?si=BvYguh

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Re-enacting Memory: 2015, Fanshawe Village, London, Ontario

by Tom Fournier

Re-enacting Memory: 2015, Fanshawe Village, London, Ontario.

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A song from our recording session in February:

by Tamsin Lewis

A song from our recording session in February:

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# BronzeAge cemetery found at road construction site in Poland 🇵🇱

by Kent Navalesi ☕️
hand with brush working on a dig

#BronzeAge cemetery found at road construction site in #Poland 🇵🇱

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To the heights and then back again!

by Tom Fournier

To the heights and then back again! In a War of 1812 uniform.

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"Van Leuveren gelingt es auf ungewöhnliche, anregende und in sich stringente Weise neue Lesegewohnheiten und einen geschärften Blick für Dinge zu ...

by Lena Oetzel

"Van Leuveren gelingt es auf ungewöhnliche, anregende und in sich stringente Weise neue Lesegewohnheiten und einen geschärften Blick für Dinge zu entwickeln, die bislang häufig als diplomatische Nebensächlichkeiten abgetan wurden."

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Imagine being at this conference - unbelievable

by Raindrops and Roses

Imagine being at this conference - unbelievable.

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🗣 The # CFP for the conference "War, Revolution and Return: 50 years later, the memory of a European, democratic – and decolonised?

by IHC

🗣 The #CFP for the conference "War, Revolution and Return: 50 years later, the memory of a European, democratic – and decolonised? – Portugal" ends on 6 October.

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Reenacting memory from Fanshawe Pioneer Village in 2011

by Tom Fournier

Reenacting memory from Fanshawe Pioneer Village in 2011

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Reenacting memory: 2024 Murdoch Mysteries shoot

by Tom Fournier

Reenacting memory: 2024 Murdoch Mysteries shoot.

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The day after the Notre-Dame fire, French president Emmanuel Macron promised that it would rise again in the next five years

by Flipboard Culture Desk

The day after the Notre-Dame fire, French president Emmanuel Macron promised that it would rise again in the next five years. Remarkably — thanks to engineers, architectural experts, and about 1,000 artisans from around the world — it happened. GQ's Joshua Hammer took a tour of the resurrected cathedral and spoke to some of the people that brought it back.

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Get hyped history fans!

by AskHistorians

Get hyped history fans!, because we've got an #AMA that will leave its stamp on #history! Dr. Jim Ambuske is here to talk about Stamp Act Crisis and its influence on the coming Revolutionary War! Come post all your questions & get some fantastic answers! @histodonsreddit.com/r/AskHistorians/com

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Get hyped history fans!

by AskHistorians

Get hyped history fans!, because we've got an #AMA that will leave its stamp on #history! Dr. Jim Ambuske is here to talk about Stamp Act Crisis and its influence on the coming Revolutionary War! Come post all your questions & get some fantastic answers! @histodonsreddit.com/r/AskHistorians/com

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Get hyped history fans!

by AskHistorians

Get hyped history fans!, because we've got an #AMA that will leave its stamp on #history! Dr. Jim Ambuske is here to talk about Stamp Act Crisis and its influence on the coming Revolutionary War! Come post all your questions & get some fantastic answers! @histodonsreddit.com/r/AskHistorians/com

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[Microblog] Up next!

by Tom Fournier

Up next! Sophie Coulombeau!Free LIVESTREAM on our YouTube channel.

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Reenacting memory: May 2024 on the set of Murdoch Mysteries

by Tom Fournier

Reenacting memory: May 2024 on the set of Murdoch Mysteries.

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# emdiplomacy is a spatial affair!

by Early Modern Diplomacy
Almost blank page with the headline: IV. Spheres of Diplomatic Interactions

#emdiplomacy is a spatial affair! And that's not only true, because of the different countries with their own developments of #diplomacy, as we discussed before our summer break. The handbook argues that #emdiplomacy differs regarding where it takes place: at a court, a peace congress or an assembly of the estates.This is why the handbook has a section on these "spheres of diplomatic interactions".We will introduce the articles in this section in the upcoming weeks. So stay tuned!

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# Archaeologists : Twice as many women as men were buried in the megalithic necropolis of Panoria, Spain 🇪🇸

by Kent Navalesi ☕️
ruins of a small room or coffin with what look like multiple human skeletons strewn around.

#Archaeologists: Twice as many women as men were buried in the megalithic necropolis of Panoria, #Spain 🇪🇸

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🔴 📖 ‘Unseen Truth’ shows the real picture behind ‘Caucasian’ ideals

by Bibliolater 📚📜🖋

🔴 📖 ‘Unseen Truth’ shows the real picture behind ‘Caucasian’ ideals

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📖 In the paper "Cocoa at Work: Materials and Labor in the Making of Global Chocolate", Marta Macedo examines two distant workspaces of cocoa: ...

by IHC

📖 In the paper "Cocoa at Work: Materials and Labor in the Making of Global Chocolate", Marta Macedo examines two distant workspaces of cocoa: plantations in São Tomé and a British chocolate factory "embracing the challenge of thinking with materials and the ways they produced specific social worlds."

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[Microblog] October 1st!

by Stephanie J Lahey, PhD
Detail of a leaf in a medieval manuscript: McGill University, Rare Books and Special Collections, manuscript 110. 14 lines of Latin written in brown ink with a handful of decorative initials of gold on backgrounds of red or blue. The first 4 lines are indented to accommodate a large initial ‘D’ rendered in white atop a square of gold; the gold leaf has been painted with fine scrolling lines in deepest red. At left runs part of the border art: a bar of deep sky blue dotted with tiny spots of gilt and bordered by thinner bars of gold. Atop the spangled blue, the artist has painted, in gold outlined with deep red, branching motifs reminiscent of ornate golden vessels. Peeking out from one of them are 2 long bones flanking a gleaming white human skull.

October 1st! Time for a spot of #Halloween cooking… 🦴💀#MedievalManuscripts #CdnMdvManuscripts #MedievalManuscriptsInCanada @bookhistodons @medievodons @histodons

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With October on the horizon and the approach of Halloween, we are delighted to present for your intellectual curiosity the long-anticipated third, ...

by Explore Your Archive
A photograph of a red book resting on a book pillow. The title reads: "told after supper by Jerome K. Jerome. 96 or 97 illustrations"

With October on the horizon and the approach of Halloween, we are delighted to present for your intellectual curiosity the long-anticipated third, and final, installment of the University of Glasgow Archives and Special Collections’ “The Darker Side of the Ferguson Collection”. exploreyourarchive.org/the-dar

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[Microblog] youtube

by Tom Fournier

youtube.com/live/2xyKPsKajX0?s

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Halbzeit beim Kickoff-Retreat des NFDI4Memory Promovierendennetzwerks DIgitalHistory PnDH4Memory

by Digital History Berlin
Promovierende und Betreuende diskutieren auf dem NFDI4Memory Kickoff-Retreat des Promovierendennetzwerks Digital History

Halbzeit beim Kickoff-Retreat des #NFDI4Memory Promovierendennetzwerks #DIgitalHistory #PnDH4Memory

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Now that the episode has aired, I can share photos from our time on the set for the popular Canadian series Murdoch Mysteries

by Tom Fournier

Now that the episode has aired, I can share photos from our time on the set for the popular Canadian series Murdoch Mysteries.

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Re-enacting Memory: 2007 Fanshawe Pioneer Village

by Tom Fournier

Re-enacting Memory: 2007 Fanshawe Pioneer Village

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„Inserieren bringt Gewinn“, annoncierte das „Jüdische Gemeindeblatt Bremen“ in seiner Ausgabe vom 1

by Public History Bremen

„Inserieren bringt Gewinn“, annoncierte das „Jüdische Gemeindeblatt Bremen“ in seiner Ausgabe vom 1. Oktober 1931. Dieser Aufforderung kamen regelmäßig der Norddeutsche Lloyd und das Kaufhaus Bamberger nach; auch das „Modecorset-Spezialhaus“, die „Kohlen-Handlung Gebr. Beewen“ oder der Handwerker und Maurer „H. Meier“ erhofften „durch Insertion im Jüdischen Gemeindeblatt“ eine „Geschäftsbelebung“.

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Reenacting Memory: from 2024 at Dunvegan 1812 held at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum

by Tom Fournier

Reenacting Memory: from 2024 at Dunvegan 1812 held at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum.

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Our conference “Where is the Sex in Sex Work History?

by sonja dolinsek

Our conference “Where is the Sex in Sex Work History? Accessing Sexual Practices through Histories of Sex Work and Prostitution” is only few days away! Join us on October 10-11 at Free University Berlin.Workshop spaces are limited, but the keynote on October 10, is open & will be streamed on Zoom for registered people. Tune in to hear Elisa Camiscioli on her recent publication, “Selling French Sex: Prostitution, Trafficking, and Global Migrations.” hsozkult.de/event/id/event-146 #sexwork @histodons

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Unlocking Centuries of History: How Collection Care is Bringing Lambeth Palace Library’s New Exhibition to Life

by AmazingMeagen
The institute of conservation website banner. Two people standing at a white covered elevated table with an array of tools across the surface. The left figure is positioning a volume into a book cradle. Exhibition display cases in the background.

Unlocking Centuries of History: How Collection Care is Bringing Lambeth Palace Library’s New Exhibition to Life

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[Microblog] youtube

by Tom Fournier

youtube.com/live/aU5WO3-tc3Y?s

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1909 Aéroclub Féminin la Stella was founded in # Paris by Marie Surcouf (balloon aeronaut & campaigner for women's rights) as result of long ...

by Ceryl
Committee of La Stella: Madames Savignac, Desfossés-Dalloz, Surcouf, Vincent, Blériot, Airault in 1909. Six white women in high Edwardian fashions, large hats with feathers, standing B&W image

1909 Aéroclub Féminin la Stella was founded in #Paris by Marie Surcouf (balloon aeronaut & campaigner for women's rights) as result of long struggle by French women to be recognised as competent professionals & accomplished sportswomen in the field of flying, initially in balloons. La Stella's members included women balloonists & later aeroplane pilots. Club allowed men to accompany women on flights, but only as their passengers New #wikipedia pg en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A%C3%A9r @histodons @CarveHerName

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In honour of the Change of Command for the Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada, a day steeped in the Regiment’s culture and history, I had Brad St

by Tom Fournier

In honour of the Change of Command for the Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada, a day steeped in the Regiment’s culture and history, I had Brad St. Croix of OTD Military History do a video on the HLI’s service during WW2.

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The Thirty Years’ War was immensely complicated and a really terrible time to be alive

by George Dillard

The Thirty Years’ War was immensely complicated and a really terrible time to be alive. If you don’t have time to delve into the complicated politics of the period, you can understand most of what you need to know by looking at the engravings of Jacques Callot.

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[Microblog] Today (sept

by Tom Fournier

Today (sept. 29th) at 14:00 eastern!

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Ich habe einen kurzen Essay für Geschichte der Gegenwart geschrieben:

by Kim Todzi

Ich habe einen kurzen Essay für #Geschichte der Gegenwart geschrieben:

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# magic vesica histodons patriarchy

by Estelle Platini

#magic #vesica @histodons @patriarchy

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# fear vesica histodons patriarchy

by Estelle Platini

#fear #vesica @histodons @patriarchy

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# fear vesica histodons patriarchy

by Estelle Platini

#fear #vesica @histodons @patriarchy

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1926 Automobile Club féminin de France founded by Duchess of Uzès, 1st woman in France to earn driving licence (1898)

by Ceryl
Slightly grainy B&W close up of Automobile Club féminin de France logo taken from a pennant. ACFF letters above steering wheel clasped by two feminine looking gloves, (frill on wrist of one). surrounded by two circles, the outer one looking a bit cog like.

1926 Automobile Club féminin de France founded by Duchess of Uzès, 1st woman in France to earn driving licence (1898). ACFF set up as Automobile Club de France didn't allow women to join. Organised activities for women interested in motoring, incl rallies across France Italy & Netherlands, Chanel dress as 1 prize. Club magazine l'Revue, covered members, car maintenance, road safety, platform to defend rights of women drivers. New #wikipedia page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobi @histodons @CarveHerName

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Re-enacting Memory: 2010, that time I was asked to portray Henry Proctor for the PBS War of 1812 film

by Tom Fournier

Re-enacting Memory: 2010, that time I was asked to portray Henry Proctor for the PBS War of 1812 film.

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Archaeologists have discovered hundreds of ancient drawings in the Peruvian desert, with the help of aerial photos and AI

by Flipboard Art & Photo Desk

Archaeologists have discovered hundreds of ancient drawings in the Peruvian desert, with the help of aerial photos and AI. The images, called geoglyphs, date back around around 2,000 years and depict humanoid figures and domesticated animals. Some hint at human sacrifice, portraying decapitated heads and orcas armed with blades. The AI process may now be used beyond this heritage site. Speed is essential in identifying geoglyphs because many of them “lie on the cusp of erasure through agricultural expansion, urban development and wind-power generation," says David Beresford-Jones of the University of Cambridge. Here's more from the New Scientist (story may be paywalled).

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Coming up this Sunday!

by Tom Fournier

Coming up this Sunday!

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Reenacting memory: 2024 Dunvegan

by Tom Fournier

Reenacting memory: 2024 Dunvegan.

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Re-enacting Memory: 2008

by Tom Fournier

Re-enacting Memory: 2008. Open house for the Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada.

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Previously unknown Neolithic society discovered in Morocco

by Kent Navalesi ☕️
stone tools on white background

Previously unknown Neolithic society discovered in #Morocco

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Our workshop program is finally online: "Where is the sex in sex work history?

by sonja dolinsek

Our workshop program is finally online: "Where is the sex in sex work history? Accessing sexual practices through histories of sex work and prostitution". by Elisa Camiscioli (Binghamton) on 'Making French Sex: Fantasy, Practice, Desire' is free to attend and open to all and will also be streamed via zoom: hsozkult.de/event/id/event-146

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Dear historians, what is your opinion on this question: When preparing an edited source collection, should typos and mistakes be kept or edited out?

by sonja dolinsek

Dear historians, what is your opinion on this question: When preparing an edited source collection, should typos and mistakes be kept or edited out?

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Heute, am letzten Freitag im September, wird angeblich der Tag des Deutschen # Butterbrot ​es begangen (ausgerufen von einer längst aufgelösten # ...

by WerkstattGeschichte
Erste Seite des gedruckten Beitrags von Joachim Drews

Heute, am letzten Freitag im September, wird angeblich der Tag des Deutschen #Butterbrot​es begangen (ausgerufen von einer längst aufgelösten #Agrarmarketing-Organisation). Unser Beitrag dazu:▶ Joachim Drews, Die »Gleichschaltung im Stullenverzehr«. Ernährungspsychologie im Dritten Reich – zwei Fundstücke, #WerkstattGeschichte 32/2002, werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_au

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Latest Interfaces article!

by Jeffrey Yost
Two computer crt images from the early 1980s, both black and white students at terminals in computer ctrs.

Latest Interfaces article! (Sept '24) UPenn History & Sociology of Sci ABD Sam Franz's insightful article on the UMich Computer Center in the 80s & debate on students playing computer games--useful to their education or a drain on computing resources? #computergameshistory #videogameshistory #softwarehistory #gameculture

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[Microblog] youtu

by Tom Fournier

youtu.be/g4ZPr3mSyGA?si=iTgAnzZPA1h5AUBS

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Re-enacting Memory: Fanshawe, 2009

by Tom Fournier

Re-enacting Memory: Fanshawe, 2009.

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"Laufs work, then, raises several questions which can be taken as lines for further research on the topic

by Lena Oetzel

"Laufs work, then, raises several questions which can be taken as lines for further research on the topic. His comparative approach is a fruitful one, and his focus on practices rather than on the outcomes of negotiations can serve as a model to study early modern peace negotiations with and without mediators."

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@ histodons # OTD 26

by Holocaust-Referenz

@histodons #OTD 26.09.1939

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Visualisation is a great way to find problems in your data

by Tim Sherratt

Visualisation is a great way to find problems in your data. I was processing records from the Tasmanian Post Office Directories the other day when I realised that 1920 was missing from my online, searchable database. Eeek!

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Martin Van Buren ❌ Millard Fillmore ❌ Grover Cleveland ✅ Teddy Roosevelt ❌ Donald Trump 🗳️

by The Conversation U.S.

Martin Van Buren ❌Millard Fillmore ❌Grover Cleveland ✅Teddy Roosevelt ❌Donald Trump 🗳️

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🔴 📖 Thomas Jefferson Knew his Greek

by Bibliolater 📚📜🖋

🔴 📖 Thomas Jefferson Knew his Greek

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In 1934 Miss Jeanie Dicks undertook the 1st permanent electrification and heating of # Winchester # Cathedral , winning the contract over ...

by Ceryl
Jeanie Dicks in slightly sepis tinted B&W, cropped from a 1931 group photo montage outside headquarters of the Electrical Contractors Association - of which she was "England's only woman member" . She is surrounded by cropped off men in suits. Short dark hair parted on her left, pale v necked blouse under darker loose jacket of the era. Looking directly at camera serious expression hint of a smile.

In 1934 Miss Jeanie Dicks undertook the 1st permanent electrification and heating of #Winchester #Cathedral, winning the contract over international competition. The appointment of the "girl engineer" (age 40) made the news across the globe. Electrifying the nave meant removing & reburying coffins - except for Jane Austen’s, which was moved gently to one side instead. Jeanie Dicks was born #OTD 25 Sept 1893 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeanie_D @histodons @CarveHerName ame@mstdn.social #wikipedia #electric

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📕 coming SOON 📖 "Wandlungen des Sammelns" Das Sammeln ist als Kulturtechnik zu begreifen, die synchron verschiedene Ausprägungen kennt und ...

by Susanne Rau

📕 coming SOON 📖 "Wandlungen des Sammelns" Das Sammeln ist als Kulturtechnik zu begreifen, die synchron verschiedene Ausprägungen kennt und diachron einem beständigen Wandel unterliegt. Sammlungen sind Resultate spezifischer Praktiken: Sie spiegeln in ihrer epistemologischen und ästhetischen Anordnung die kulturellen Ordnungen und Topographien ihrer Zeit, wodurch sie Wissensräume ab- und ausbilden. transcript-verlag.de/978-3-837#collections #collecting #heritage @histodons @museum @bookhistodons

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Did you miss us and our # emdiplomacy content?

by Early Modern Diplomacy

Did you miss us and our #emdiplomacy content? We are finally back from our extended summer break and we have exciting news: The first #handbook reviews are in! So we decided to make a thread with #BigPinkBookReviews. 👇

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# cfp Language and Cultural Interactions in the Roman World: The Impact of Inscriptions

by Kent Navalesi ☕️

#cfp Language and Cultural Interactions in the Roman World: The Impact of Inscriptions

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🔴 Migrant Voices in Multilingual London, 1560 – 1600

by Bibliolater 📚📜🖋

🔴 Migrant Voices in Multilingual London, 1560–1600

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Is # history repeating itself in # Lebanon ?

by The Conversation U.S.

Is #history repeating itself in #Lebanon?

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Reenacting memory: 2024 Dunvegan's War of 1812 Weekend at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum

by Tom Fournier

Reenacting memory: 2024 Dunvegan's War of 1812 Weekend at the Glengarry Pioneer Museum.

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This image is featured in the current spotlight exhibition from the Brass Band Archive

by Explore Your Archive
A black and white image of a group of men in hard hats in a tunnel playing brass instruments. A man is conducting them

This image is featured in the current spotlight exhibition from the Brass Band Archive. Follow the link in our bio to find out more about the exhibition and the unique collections that the Brass Band Archive hosts!

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[Microblog] 🗓️ 15

by Handschriftenportal
Bildausschnitt der aufgeschlagenen Handschrift "Berlin, Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, Hdschr. 131".

🗓️ 15. Blaubeurener Symposium „Handschriften und Alte Drucke“ des @bibverband vom 13.–15. November 2024 in der Katholischen Akademie, Fulda

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303 previously unknown Nazca glyphs!

by Bo Jacobs

303 previously unknown Nazca glyphs!

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While we hardly rank up there with the Super YouTubers, we are proud of our milestones as we achieve them!

by Tom Fournier

While we hardly rank up there with the Super YouTubers, we are proud of our milestones as we achieve them!

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In November 1993, Disney announced plans to build Disney's America, a theme park just outside Washington, D

by Flipboard Culture Desk

In November 1993, Disney announced plans to build Disney's America, a theme park just outside Washington, D.C., about American history. The company began acquiring land in northern Virginia. By Sept. 1994, it had all fallen apart. @TheConversationUS explains what happened.

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Archaeologists Identify Earliest Interregional Battlefield in Europe

by Kent Navalesi ☕️

Archaeologists Identify Earliest Interregional Battlefield in #Europe

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My Lady Winkfield's Round An anonymous early # Tudor dance melody from the Court of # HenryVIII

by Tamsin Lewis

My Lady Winkfield's RoundAn anonymous early #Tudor dance melody from the Court of #HenryVIII.From BL Royal Appendix 58

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[Microblog] youtu

by Tom Fournier

youtu.be/ZjsA7OrcbFQ?si=SVAkwu

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Re-enacting Memory: (well sort of) the ruins where Fort St

by Tom Fournier

Re-enacting Memory: (well sort of) the ruins where Fort St. Joseph once stood.

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One new # MedalMonday piece for the site this time (& apologies for missing # SaturdayNightCoinShow altogether this week!

by CoinOfNote
Left third of envelope is gold, right two thirds is white gradiating to blue. Land plane pictured top-left with sea plane lower right, stamps upper-right and medallion centre-left (centred on the border of the gold

One new #MedalMonday piece for the site this time (& apologies for missing #SaturdayNightCoinShow altogether this week!). One of my favourite medallion #PNC releases so far this year, the 2024 "Around Australia Flights" offering from #Australia Post has great colouring, a medallion with TWO movable propellors, and some amazing history. Learn more here: coinofnote.com/2024-around-aus

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Alcohol remains central to American life, but drinking patterns are shifting

by The Conversation U.S.
The image shows people having a beer inside a bar in Raceland, LA. And the graphic reads "This college course explores the history of Americans and alcohol".

Alcohol remains central to American life, but drinking patterns are shifting.

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🔴 The forging of countries

by Bibliolater 📚📜🖋

🔴 The forging of countries

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Aïcha Goblet 1894-1972 # French artists' model & performer in 1920s Paris Années folles

by Ceryl
Aicha Goblet painted by Felix Vallotton. Young mixed race woman looking paintng left. wearing a silver turban, two strings of large red beads and a green robe with black edging slipped off her shoulders, hands crossed to hold if closed. posing against a backdrop of an artists studiom slighly lighter green walls, the bottom half of a prttratin and the backs of stacked canvases on the left.

Aïcha Goblet 1894-1972 #French artists' model & performer in 1920s Paris Années folles. 1911 moved to Paris modelled for painter Jules Pascin. Lived @ Villa Falguièreeart of artist colony. An icon of Montparnasse, carried gilt edged cards painted with forget-me-nots engraved with just her name - Aïcha. Modelled for Félix Vallotton, Man Ray, Henri Matisse, Tsuguharu Foujita, Moïse Kisling, often wearing brightly coloured turban en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A%C3%AFc New #wikipedia page @histodons @CarveHerName

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Praised as “Pioneer Hero #1,” a model young communist, he was murdered after turning his father in to state authorities

by George Dillard

Praised as “Pioneer Hero #1,” a model young communist, he was murdered after turning his father in to state authorities.

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Today marks the official start of fall

by Tom Fournier

Today marks the official start of fall. And time for my traditional meme!

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[Microblog] historysymposium

by Tom Fournier

historysymposium.com/david-gre

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Reenacting Memory: yesterday!

by Tom Fournier

Reenacting Memory: yesterday!

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Re-enacting Memory: Mississinewa 2003

by Tom Fournier

Re-enacting Memory: Mississinewa 2003. (Marion, Indiana).

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My interview on Nuclear Hotseat broadcast last week:

by Bo Jacobs

My interview on Nuclear Hotseat broadcast last week:

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Register to join (via ZoomGov) the Library of Congress THIS Wed 25 Sept 2024 from 3:30 - 5:00 pm EDT for "Sovereign Printscapes: Why Indigenous Newspapers Matter"

by Betsy Roberts Miller ⁂

Register to join (via ZoomGov) the Library of Congress THIS Wed 25 Sept 2024 from 3:30 - 5:00 pm EDT for "Sovereign Printscapes: Why Indigenous Newspapers Matter"

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Elsbeth Steinheil 1917 1st German woman graduate in mechanical engineering, from Technical University of Munich

by Ceryl
Elsbeth Steinheil C. 1912 cropped from group shot with her sisters. slightly grainy B&W photo of young white girl in left profile in white dress with long hair dressed with plaits pinned up at back of head.

Elsbeth Steinheil 1917 1st German woman graduate in mechanical engineering, from Technical University of Munich. Eldest of 5 girls, all went to uni. Joined family firm Optical-astronomic Anstalt CA Steinheil & Söhne. Married 1918, father's speech "If nowadays someone has no son but a daughter & a profession in which he needs help & a successor, then he simply lets his daughter learn the necessary things & everything is won". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elsbeth_ New #wikipedia page @histodons @CarveHerName

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Re-enacting Memory: 2006, Spring Drill at Fort Malden (Amherstburg, Ontario)

by Tom Fournier

Re-enacting Memory: 2006, Spring Drill at Fort Malden (Amherstburg, Ontario). A Visit to the River Canard. @histodon @histodons @warof1812

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Heute vor 20 Jahren eröffnete das National # Museum of the American Indian ( # NMAI ) an der # NationalMall in # Washington , DC

by WerkstattGeschichte
Wrste Seite des gedruckten Artikels von Gabriele Kämper zum NMAI

Heute vor 20 Jahren eröffnete das National #Museum of the American Indian (#NMAI) an der #NationalMall in #Washington, DC. Für unsere #Expokritik hat damals Gabriele Kämper die #Ausstellung besucht:▶️ Ein trauriger Traum. Das Museum of the American Indian in Washington D.C., #WerkstattGeschichte 39/2005, werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_au

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Heute vor 100 Jahren eröffnete mit dem Teilstück zwischen # Mailand und # Varese der späteren # Autostrada dei Laghi (A8) die erste ...

by WerkstattGeschichte
Frontcover von WerkstattGeschichte 21/1998 mit einem SW-Luftaufnahme (Vogelperspektive) der Autobahnanschlußstelle #Fleestedt bei #Hamburg, 1977. Bildunterschrift auf der Cover-Rükseite: "Nicht jede Autobahnkreuzung hat das Glück, ein 'Kleeblatt' zu werden. Doch auch diese halbe 'Kleeblattlösung' bei Hamburg läßt die Herzen von Ingenieuren höher schlagen - sie ermöglicht 'kreuzungsfreien Richtungsverkehr'. Erstmals wurde diese Variante 1932 im sächsischen Specksemmeln ausgeführt. Die 'Gesellschaft der Freunde und Förderer einer Kraftwagenbahn Leipzig-Halle' hat im gleichen Jahr eine 'Doppel-8-Figur' als zu kostspielig abgelehnt - wenige Jahre später wurde sie im Zuge der Reichsautobahn am Flughafen Schkeuditz verwirklicht."

Heute vor 100 Jahren eröffnete mit dem Teilstück zwischen #Mailand und #Varese der späteren #Autostrada dei Laghi (A8) die erste fertiggestellte reine #Autostraße Europas. Aus diesem Anlass erinnern wir an unsere #WerkstattGeschichte 21/1998 "Netzwerk Autobahn" (Thementeil hg. v. Burghard Ciesla)▶ werkstattgeschichte.de/alle_au

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Stone Structures and a Roman Chariot Discovered During Excavations in Bulgaria 🇧🇬

by Kent Navalesi ☕️
barren dirt hill with what look like two large earthen ramps rising up to it.

Stone Structures and a Roman Chariot Discovered During Excavations in #Bulgaria 🇧🇬

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Here are a few pics from our # SummerSchool , that took place at the University of Évora

by IHC
Luis Trindade, Ana Cristina Martins and Maria de Fátima Nunes sitting at a table on the opening remarks of the summer school.

Here are a few pics from our #SummerSchool, that took place at the University of Évora.

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# CFP 6th International Colloquium on St

by Kent Navalesi ☕️

#CFP 6th International Colloquium on St. Maximus the Confessor- “Maximus & the Mystery of Divine Revelation,” University of Belgrade, 27-29 April 2025

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