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dbellingradt, German
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Run, early modern postal horse with your messenger sitting on top blowing the post horn, run. @histodons

You see a video of the identical printed image used in the 1670s on the title page of the Nuremberg “Wochentliche Ordinari Post-Zeitung”. Re-used Woodblock, here we go.

You see a video of the identical printed image - a postal horse with a messenger on top - in the 1670s on the title page of the Nuremberg “Wochentliche Ordinari Post-Zeitung”.

Irisfreundin,
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@dbellingradt @histodons

Das kann man wieder nicht auf Deutsch übersetzen lassen. 😞

IHChistory,
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📖 Fernando Dores Costa has republished a paper that he presented at the French Revolution Bicentennial Congress in Coimbra in the 1980s.

Now, in the e-Journal of Portuguese History, he revisits that research on the role of Mouzinho da Silveira in the abolition of "feudalism" in Portugal.

🔓 Read it on : https://doi.org/10.26300/yrvm-qk67

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IHChistory,
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CORRECTION: this is not a republication, but rather a new version of the study, with added research in relation to the initial work, which was indeed first presented in the 1980s.

bojacobs,
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The whole ecosystem is "marked" by radioactive particles globally distributed by nuclear weapon testing:

"Anthropogenic uranium signatures in turtles, tortoises, and sea turtles from nuclear sites"

There are countless species, flora and fauna, with studies tracking this. Interested in more on this, read my book Nuclear Bodies

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https://academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/article/2/8/pgad241/7244772

Legit_Spaghetti,
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@bojacobs @histodons I'm assuming you know about how apparently metal that was forged before nuclear testing is a hot commodity for scientific instruments.

bojacobs,
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@Legit_Spaghetti @histodons
Absolutely. One key early source of this pre-contamination metal was World War One German naval vessels that had been scuttled off the coast of Scotland in the 1920s.

TheConversationUS,
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In 1911, George de Hevesy had the sneaking suspicion that the kitchen of his boarding house cafeteria was reusing leftovers in their soup.

So he came up with a plan and sneakily sprinkled a small amount of radioactive material in his leftover meat. A few days later, he measured the radioactivity in the prepared food – catching his landlady red-handed. It was the first successful radioactive tracer experiment.
https://theconversation.com/how-a-disgruntled-scientist-looking-to-prove-his-food-wasnt-fresh-discovered-radioactive-tracers-and-won-a-nobel-prize-80-years-ago-214784
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IAmDavid,
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@TheConversationUS @histodons that’s not very nice of him. Do you think he was in a boarding house because he tried the same thing at home?

ronsullivan,
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@IAmDavid @TheConversationUS @histodons Doesn't everybody use leftovers in their soup? Wotta jerk.

phistorians,
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This beauty is one of the absolute gems at Herculaneum! So much so that the findspot is named after the two figures: the House of Neptune & Amphitrite.

The gorgeous gradations of blues sets this piece apart 💙

#MosaicMonday #AncientRome @histodons

vincent,
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@phistorians @histodons Wow! Is this a recent find?

TheConversationUS,
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It’s never a good idea to hit someone on the head as a cure for any type of concussion or brain injury.

Yet surveys of the public find that around 40% believe that a second blow to the head can help someone recover forgotten memories.

And this myth goes way back in popular culture.

https://theconversation.com/the-curious-origin-of-the-double-conk-theory-for-curing-amnesia-63903

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Eramosb,
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@TheConversationUS @histodons
Perhaps it has to do with the observation that (if you’re lucky) hitting an appliance (like a TV or a radio) a second time may temporarily make it work once again. More recently I’ve heard it said about hard drives.

calvinball,
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@Eramosb @TheConversationUS @histodons also known as percussive maintenance

exploreyourarchive,
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Hello Mastodon!

We are "Explore Your Archive"; an Archives and Records Association (ARA) platform to encourage everyone to visit, use, celebrate and be inspired by archives in the UK & Ireland.

We run monthly hashtags to share archives on particular themes, with a focus week coming up in November. See our website for further details and lots of other great content celebrating archives: https://www.exploreyourarchive.org/create/social-media/

Share your archives with us for October with the hashtag !

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Caddi,
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@exploreyourarchive @histodons is there any point in me keeping generations of photos - the printed kind? There is no one famous in our family. Would they be of any use to any archiver? To me they are just junk that my mum asked me to look after. I have no idea who they depict, most have no information. Should I 'lose' them? I have tried to pass them on but no-one seems interested. Or would there be an archive that I can pass them to?

RassBariaw,
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SDZ,
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Ok. You've just discovered a magical camcorder that can travel through space and time. It can record high quality sound and video for one hour. You can only use it three times.

Where do you send your magical camcorder.

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SDZ,
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@agt @histodons It would be so powerful and humbling to see ancestors. I wonder if we would even be able to understand things 100 years from now.

NHBoehm,
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@SDZ @histodons

  • Stonehenge being near completion
  • Great pyramid being near 2/3rd completed
  • The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs

Depending on restrictions either 20 minutes each or the full hour each.

Awesome idea!!

macgraveur, French
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@histodons #histoire Je viens de finir "Les statues de la discorde" de Jacqueline Lalouette et j'ai été vraiment déçu. Déjà, il me semble que l'autrice est hors de son champ habituel (pourquoi pas), mais au final à part d'une liste de fait d'attaque sur des statues (uniquement liées à des thématiques : racisme, esclavagisme et colonie) j'en ressors pas vraiment avec une idée claire de la thèse proposée. Rien au final sur les usages des statues dans le roman national. 1/2

macgraveur,
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@histodons On arrive quand même à des propos du type : il faut faire la différence entre l'action de militaires français (comme Lyautey par exemple) dans la conquête coloniale et dans la défense de la France en 14/18. Et ce moment gênant où Sébastien Lecornu est titré "ministre des Colonies". Si des historien.nes ici ont des éléments plus pertinents et fondés que les miens de béotien, je suis preneur 2/2

paninid,
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It’s not 1938.

It’s 1923-32.

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RememberUsAlways,
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@paninid @histodons

1823

• U.S. President James Monroe first introduces the Monroe Doctrine in the State of the Union address on Dec. 2, declaring that any European attempts to recolonize the Americas would be considered a hostile act towards the United States.

jaykass,
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@paninid @histodons eerie how the years are aligning

TheConversationUS,
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October 9 is Indigenous Peoples Day, and it’s important to remember the reasons why this is a day to reflect and honor the legacy of generations.

One often forgotten, brutal aspect of the history: how European settlers scalped Native Americans, and were paid money for every scalp, as proof of a killing.

https://theconversation.com/indigenous-peoples-day-offers-a-reminder-of-native-american-history-including-the-violence-they-endured-at-the-hands-of-colonists-214433
#IndigenousPeoplesDay #Colonization #Histodons #History @histodons

Healthcarer,

@TheConversationUS @histodons I am an indigene bent on reason and humanity yet many of my countrymen. are bent on an atavistic longing for some imagined past that never was and seek to destroy such improvement we have seen in pursuit of purity and self determination. Indigenes like the rest are flawed at times. Such as now. In Scotland.

todayonscreen,
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, October 7, in 1849, American writer and poet Edgar Allan Poe died from an unexplained cause after being found delirious on the streets of Baltimore (depicted in The Raven, 2012)

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EchteNachtraaf,
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@todayonscreen
And in in the end, seeking relief, cry for help, muttering lore,
Died upon the streets - of Baltimore

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auschwitzmuseum,
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7 October 1944 | Jewish prisoners of the Sonderkommando at the German Nazi camp Auschwitz II-Birkenau organized a revolt. They set crematorium IV on fire, causing serious damage, as well as attacked the SS men in the vicinity. 1/5

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Several prisoner of the Sonderkommando walking in between corpses. In the background - smoke from burning pits.

Katharina,
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@auschwitzmuseum @histodons how sad. I had hoped at least a few managed to get away.

xexyl,

@auschwitzmuseum @Katharina @histodons but some still survived. Filip Müller for example. He hid in a chimney (ironically).

AHAHistorians,
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AHA member Lissette Acosta Corniel is an assistant professor at Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY. Read her Member Spotlight to learn how she proved her early professors wrong and became a historian. @histodons https://www.historians.org/research-and-publications/perspectives-on-history/october-2023/aha-member-spotlight-lissette-acosta-corniel

DuBusGuy19,
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@AHAHistorians @histodons Inspiring story!

kevinkosullivan,
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I'm looking for literature on the relationship between concepts of 'sustainability' and 'sustainable development' and local practices in the Global South and/or indigenous communities in the Global North (e.g. First Nations).

Specifically, I'd like to know how 'sustainability' is defined; what forms of knowledge are privileged; and how local practices are described by outsiders (& vice versa).

All suggestions welcome!

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kevinkosullivan,
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@gscumming @histodons This is brilliant - these are exactly the themes that I'm interested in. Thanks a million.

gscumming,
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@histodons @kevinkosullivan Glad to be of some help!

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