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55 Mezcales. #032 Mezcal Artesanal 5 Mitras.
Una conversación entre la ciencia, el territorio y la memoria familiar. Continue reading on Medium »
13 Oct 2026
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In 1943 America fixed its income tax by moving the collection point
Why does an argument about how much the rich should pay always become an argument about measurement? Continue reading on Medium »
13 Oct 2026
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Nüwa and the Repair of the World
Reading a Chinese myth of mending the sky and remaking people Continue reading on Medium »
13 Oct 2026
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Why We Don’t Know More About Eusi Kwayana’s Life and Legacies
As a historian, I once asked Bro. Eusi Kwayana what did he think would be his most important legacy? He replied: ‘Having a legacy, is that… Continue reading on Clash! »
12 Oct 2026
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The ENTIRE History Of Apple In 13 Minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VWtxs0lrAM Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
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What were the 1896–97 Phantom Airships?
The phantom airships are a well-known of UAPs of the past, but what were they? Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
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Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) From 1500–1895
UAPs aren’t new; anything unknown and unconventional is, by definition, a UAP. I have presented several past cases that show this. Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
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Doomsday: The World Ends on November 13
A 1960 equation said we’d be squeezed to death this November. While the world stared at the curve, the panic around it sold pesticides and… Continue reading on Southern Winds »
12 Oct 2026
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Night at the Cairo Opera House
Puccini, Japan, and Egypt’s Cultural Ambitions Continue reading on Second Star To The Right »
12 Oct 2026
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The Second Coming of the Lost Cause: The Legacy of Donald J Trump
Because One Lost Cause Wasn’t Enough for America Continue reading on The Polis »
12 Oct 2026
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Before Original Sin: How Early Christians Understood the Human Problem
What Jesus, Paul, and the Early Church thought humanity needed saving from Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
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20 Amazing Places Around the World to Visit in 2026
Planning your next trip? Explore our complete travel guide to discover 20 amazing places around the world to visit in 2026. Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
HistoryExtra
The stolen Native Americans who shaped US history
Historian Linford D Fisher discusses the enslavement of as many as 600,000 Native Americans between 1492 and 1880, and the impact that it had on tribal communities
12 Oct 2026
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This Celtic castle was so terrifying that even the Romans were too scared to attack it
Over turbulent millennia of human warfare, defensive sites – castles, fortresses, walls – have evolved to embrace and repel new tactics and techniques. Dan Jones takes aim at seven landmark structures that each defined a new era – or the end of an age
12 Oct 2026
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Why English Colonists Called Indigenous Dogs Wolves
A 1621 encounter reveals a history of Native animal domestication that colonial accounts obscured. The post Why English Colonists Called Indigenous Dogs Wolves appeared first on JSTOR Daily.
12 Oct 2026
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Sūria: The Forgotten Name of Syria (Part 3–India’s Echo)
Could the name Syrians never stopped saying preserve an Indic past? Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
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On M.F. Husain and multiple meanings of the colour orange
The painting that introduced me to the power and purpose of art Continue reading on UX Collective »
12 Oct 2026
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History of Vietnam Tourism — War-Torn Country to Holiday Destination
Vietnam has become one of Southeast Asia’s most attractive holiday destinations, welcoming travellers with its beautiful landscapes, rich… Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
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Persetan dengan Udara yang Kalian Sisakan
antara asap yang memenuhi paru-paru dan namamu yang memenuhi kepala Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
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Victorian London's poop explosion: why even Queen Victoria couldn't escape the stench
The dumping of waste into the Thames caused such an unbearable smell in one hot summer that it forced major changes in London – and one of the greatest engineering achievements of the Victorian age
12 Oct 2026
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A Muslim Mechanic Spotted a Glowing Figure on a Cairo Church Roof.
The sightings ran for three years and drew crowds estimated at anywhere from a quarter million to a million. The records show what people… Continue reading on Activated Thinker »
12 Oct 2026
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5 Historical Mysteries That Reveal How Much We Still Don’t Know About the Past
Discover five real mysteries from the past, including a book nobody can read, a missing colony, a lost treasure, and a ship found without… Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
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the time a 4-year-old completely bricked a spaceship
a friendly reminder from margaret hamilton that it’s okay to let the low-priority garbage in your life completely crash. Continue reading on Medium »
12 Oct 2026
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The Pathogens Are Not the Problem
Notes Toward an Epidemiology of Institutional Failure Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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When the Land Is Barren but the Purpose Is Sacred — Lessons from the supplication of Ibrahim عليه…
Let me ask this question: What makes a place worth living in? Is it the availability of employment, the quality of its infrastructure, the… Continue reading on Mission Islam »
11 Oct 2026
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Canada and Seven Allies Challenge Trump: Is International Justice Under Threat?
An escalating dispute over the International Criminal Court raises difficult questions about global accountability, political power, and… Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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LE BERRY MÉDIÉVAL, « PAYS DES SORCIERS »: DÉMYSTIFICATION D’UNE TRÈS CONTEMPORAINE IMPOSTURE
par Emmanuel Legeard · Publié 10/10/2026 Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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How Do Archaeologists Know How Old Something Is?
An ancient object does not carry a label saying when it was made, buried, burned, abandoned, repaired, or reused. Archaeological dating is… Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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The Madras Famine - A horrifying man made drought that killed millions.
Our history books often talk about the horrors of holocaust and Nazi rule but, forget one of the most grave humanitarian crisis India has… Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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Women at Work — Telephone operators’ night out
Ticonderoga telephone operators had an evening of fun. Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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Did You Know… People Once Used Halloween Rituals to Predict Their Future Spouses
Discover the strange Halloween traditions involving apple peels, candlelit mirrors, and roasting nuts once used to predict future husbands… Continue reading on The Capricorn »
11 Oct 2026
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"She was mad with the acrid lust of blood": 6 murders that shocked Victorian Britain
From child killings to public hangings, Bob Nicholson unearths half a dozen of the most shocking – and gruesome – stories published by the 19th-century popular press
11 Oct 2026
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The Lake That Exploded Without Warning
Imagine going to sleep beside a peaceful lake and never waking up. No seismic activity is to be found. No warning siren. No wall of fire… Continue reading on Growth Theory »
11 Oct 2026
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Are these the world’s oldest cities? Inside the megasites that Soviet authorities didn’t want you to see
Hilary Mitchell introduces the Cucuteni-Trypillia, archaeological megasites that rival Uruk and Çatalhöyük for the accolade of ‘world’s oldest city’, knowledge of which was suppressed by the Soviet Union for decades. But why?
11 Oct 2026
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The Soviets found proof of Hitler's death. So why did they hide it from the world?
Soviet investigators had obtained compelling evidence of Hitler’s death – but Moscow’s public statements told a different story
11 Oct 2026
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Ratnagiri, Lalitgiri, Udayagiri: Odisha's Buddhist Hills by Car
Most visitors to Bhubaneswar know the temples of the old town, and many drive on to Puri, Konark or Chilika. Far fewer head north-east… Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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It is the Economy,Mr President
About Brazilian Election Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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I Think I’m Starting To Hate My Birthday.
I used to think birthdays were supposed to be happy. Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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The Same Chains: Female Suffering and Romanticised Abuse in Fiction
An Essay on the Romanticization of Women’s pain for Entertainment Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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Manusia punya cara yang aneh untuk menyakiti dirinya sendiri; berharap terlalu jauh pada sesuatu…
Kamu pulang untuk waktu kosongmu yang kini sepenuhnya menjadi tempat istirahatmu itu. Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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Chunar Fort, the Riverside Stronghold a Short Drive South of Varanasi
Most people who visit Varanasi spend every hour on the ghats, and that makes sense. But a short drive south-west of the city, a fort sits… Continue reading on Medium »
11 Oct 2026
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Lincoln e a Proclamação de Emancipação: a decisão que ficou um mês guardada na gaveta
Em agosto de 1862, o presidente dos Estados Unidos escreveu numa carta pública: “Se eu pudesse salvar a União sem libertar nenhum escravo… Continue reading on Medium »
10 Oct 2026
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JFK e a Crise dos Mísseis de Cuba: como uma humilhação pública salvou o mundo de uma guerra nuclear
Em outubro de 1962, catorze homens reunidos numa sala da Casa Branca passaram treze dias discutindo, na prática, se o mundo ia acabar. No… Continue reading on Medium »
10 Oct 2026
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The US and Norwegian Constitutions Compared
A comparison of the two oldest constitutions in the world. Continue reading on Medium »
10 Oct 2026
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The Great Bee Escape: How an Agricultural Experiment Unleashed the Africanized Honeybee
Photo by Meggyn Pomerleau on Unsplash Continue reading on AMIEIANS [Find Your Voice] »
10 Oct 2026
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A Name on the Wrist: Carrying October 7th’s Fallen
Three years after the massacre, a small Israeli initiative is trying to keep the dead from turning into statistics. Its most unlikely tool… Continue reading on Medium »
10 Oct 2026